Urban Farm Includes

Urban Farm Includes

Intro

Urban Farm Includes is among one of the few Social Enterprise Platforms developed by Includes to empower the PWD/OKU trainees upon their graduation from Includes Academy.

This Urban Farm was developed in collaboration with other fellow Social Enterprises involved in Hydroponics and Aquaponics namely Loo Aqua Farms and Little Marios.

Our PWD/OKU and other beneficiaries with medically challenging conditions are trained by our fellow partners in managing and operating an Aquaponics or Hydroponics farms. Our Urban Farms are targeted to be located in University Campuses and Private/International Schools ground with an objective to foster more inclusion and empathy building between the students and our Special Farmers. All of our harvests will be used as the main ingredients in our freshly baked Urban Farm Sandwiches, Salads and Bestos to the General Public thru the Online Food Delivery Services partners. All nett profits from this Enterprise will be shared with our Farmers with an objective to helping them to attain financial self sufficiency.

Our Missions

Our Missions

To provide a financial independent platform for the OKU and medically discriminated youths
Farms to be located at Schools and Universities to promote Empathy and Inclusion activities
To promote healthy eating and healthy growing
To promote a greener environment in Urban areas

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Our Special Farmers

Our Special Farmers

KAMAL AZURA ALI
Age: 40+ , Married

Born and bred in Terengganu; father of 2 children aged 10 years old and 8 years old.

KAMAL AZURA ALI was a chartered accountant in an engineering company for 15 years before being diagnosed with cataract and glaucoma in 2016 which reduced his vision significantly. Upon his diagnosis, he had to leave his career as an accountant .

After the eye surgery, he lose a significant amount of his vision. As he was unable to find a suitable job, he approached SOCSO for help. SOCSO connected him to various companies but unfortunately, he was not called for any interviews.

In September , he managed to get our contact and came for the first interview. Upon understanding his condition, he was trained to be an urban farmer. Equipped with his willingness to learn new skill, he is on his journey to a new and exciting career path.