Projects

In many rural regions of Uganda, children and young adults grow up with limited access to education and few job opportunities. At the same time, agriculture plays a central role in the daily lives of most families. The project links these two areas. It creates new opportunities for young people to develop their skills and build a reliable income for the long term.

The project strengthens a school in Kenya through sustainable agriculture, safe water supply and hands-on vocational training. This creates food security, new income opportunities and real future prospects for young people and their families.

The projectprovides young people in Lupinyu with a safe space to discover their strengths, build self-confidence, and develop practical skills. It gives them the opportunity to shape their future independently and with confidence.

The project empowers students in Ghana to take active measures against the loss of bees, butterflies, and other pollinators and to improve their school environment through urban gardens and renovations. At the same time, it imparts practical knowledge about climate, biodiversity, and green entrepreneurship, enabling young people to develop their own solutions to environmental and community problems.

In Zambia the project empowers 200 disadvantaged young people to launch their own social enterprises and actively transform their communities. What once felt like a lack of opportunity becomes entrepreneurial solutions, new jobs and sustainable hope.

The project creates a safe, professionally equipped space where children and young people with disabilities receive the support they truly need. Through specialized therapy, individualized guidance and active parental involvement, it opens new pathways toward independence, personal development and meaningful participation in society.

The project opens new career opportunities for young people with disabilities in Bethlehem and strengthens their independence. Through hands-on training in barrier-free workplaces, they discover their strengths and gain access to recognition and social participation.

The “Community Empowerment Center” strengthens disadvantaged communities in Krishnapuram by combining vocational training, psychosocial support and sustainable income opportunities. It creates a space where women and young people can rebuild confidence, develop skills and shape their own economic future.

The project combines environmental education, income generation and disaster preparedness in an innovative learning and resilience center in Catbalogan, Samar. It opens up new opportunities for disadvantaged families while strengthening the region’s ability to cope with environmental pollution and natural hazards.

The project trains unemployed youth in IT skills, soft skills, and entrepreneurship, giving them real opportunities to earn their own income. It creates jobs, delivers affordable technology, and opens new perspectives for young women while contributing to Sierra Leone’s digital development.

The project combines environmental education with concrete climate action in everyday school life. Through locally produced, energy-efficient eco-stoves and hands-on environmental learning, schools become places of change – conserving resources, protecting health, and empowering young people to shape their futures sustainably.

A new school library at Oloirien Secondary School in Arusha provides access to books and sustainably strengthens literacy skills for 1,020 students. Teacher training, reading clubs, and structured reading time foster a vibrant reading culture and open up long-term educational and life opportunities.