How do poor communities get online and into work? Where can a young person recover and still earn a living? How do we keep children safe? How do harvesters and hosts get a fair price? How does a family put food on the table and money in the pocket? Each programme answers one of these — through concrete projects.
Each programme has at least four projects planned for 2027 — two in Zimbabwe and two in Mozambique. The programmes reinforce one another: connectivity carries child-safety reports, harvest income supports families in recovery, and tourism and fish-farming networks open markets for everyone.
Connect the school, connect the village, train the teacher and the young person — and the community can reach opportunities that were always out of reach.
Supports poor communities with connectivity and accelerated digital, AI, robotics and manufacturing skills that lead to online opportunities and jobs — while reducing the risks that come with having no connectivity at all: exclusion from information, services, markets and safety.
A working farm where healing and harvest go together — because sobriety without a livelihood rarely lasts.
Farm-based rehabilitation that combines clinical and psychosocial care with agricultural training, so every graduate leaves with both recovery and a livelihood.
One system. Many agencies. Real-time case referral, so a child at risk is seen, heard and protected.
Uses technology, trained community structures and multi-agency cooperation so that every child protection report reaches every agency that needs it — Police, Social Welfare, Schools, Health and NGOs.
From wild tree to world market — with the harvester paid fairly, the tree protected and the community fund growing every season.
Organises the annual, ongoing harvest of Amarula (marula) and baobab fruit with the communities who live beside the trees — fair prices, digital receipts and 10% of net profit returned to harvesting communities.
A regulated, verified marketplace where authentic community experiences meet travellers — and the money lands at home.
Builds community-owned tourism and profitable business networks — homestays, guides, crafts, food and eTourism storefronts — so that tourism income stays in the communities that host the visitors.
Tank-based fish farming turns a small yard into a productive enterprise — and puts fish on the table where it is needed most.
Establishes tank-based fish farming with households, youth and women, from training and tanks to feed, markets and cold chain — a reliable source of protein and income that does not depend on rain or land size.
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