What We Do

In Madagascar, our work primarily focuses on youth education, sustainable farming, and forest restoration. We begin by building essential infrastructure, such as elementary schools or community houses, which serve as gathering places for engagement and learning. If needed, we assist communities in constructing water towers. In most cases, a water tower not only provides a safe and reliable source of clean drinking water but also alleviates the burden on women and young girls tasked with daily water collection.

Currently, we are in the process of building two centers for sustainable agriculture. These model sites aim to promote and teach permaculture practices alongside other sustainable agricultural methods. Each center also serves as a tree nursery, supplying seedlings for community-led forest restoration initiatives.

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