Community Outreach Programs

Environmental Project: Each year students plant fruit bearing trees in one of the neighboring communities to help preserve and restore the local environment. During the project, students learn about plants and how to care for them. Residents of the community also benefit from the project by receiving an additional source of income from the gathered fruit.

Medical Project: Each year students learn about one major health concern affecting their community and are taught about disease prevention and healthy living practices from medical professionals. Residents of the community benefit from the project by receiving health education and free immunizations or other medical assistance.

Environmental Projects in Review

Annakili Kotta, a small village five kilometers from the school, was selected to receive 2000 fruit bearing tree saplings. The initial installation took about a month and many students will continue to visit the village to assist in taking care of the saplings until they are established.

Medical Projects in Review

As three field workers had died from Hepatitis B during the year, the Trust decided to conduct a Health Camp in which children in the affected area would receive free immunizations. (See Events for details)