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Our programs

Practical ideas. Shared ownership. Lasting possibility.

From recycling to skills and enterprise, we connect what a community has with what it can become.

Four pathways

Who we walk with.

Our pathways describe the people at the center of the work. Our programs are how we walk alongside them.

01 / Children

Find & Flourish

A child’s future should never be decided by their circumstances. We connect children at risk of the street with education, practical skills and family support.

What we work toward

A safer path to learning, belonging and possibility.

02 / Returnees

Return & Rebuild

Coming home is a beginning. We help returnees rebuild skills, livelihoods and the connections that make a future feel possible.

What we work toward

Skills and support for a more secure return.

03 / Resource Managers

Collect & Respect

Waste pickers do essential work. We recognize their contribution, support safer work and help reposition collectors as valued Resource Managers.

What we work toward

Dignified, recognized work in a circular economy.

04 / Young entrepreneurs

Waste & Wealth

Discarded materials can become a starting point. Through the Wasaka Innovation Center, young people turn ideas into products, businesses and income.

What we work toward

New livelihoods from materials others overlook.

What we do

Where people and planet meet.

01

Community innovation · Proposed

Wasaka Innovation Center

A proposed community recycling and innovation hub where young people explore waste-to-value ideas, learn practical skills and grow youth entrepreneurship — turning imagination into products, businesses and income.

02

Community action · Proposed

From Waste to Worth

A proposed community initiative to encourage household waste separation, raise awareness about responsible waste management and strengthen collaboration between households and informal waste collectors.

03

Environmental education · Proposed

Resource Managers as Environmental Educators

We envision trained waste pickers, recognized as Resource Managers, becoming environmental educators in schools and communities — sharing practical knowledge about waste separation, recycling and responsible resource management.

04

Waste to value

Circular materials

Exploring how recovered plastics can become EcoBricks, interlocking building materials, paving blocks and school furniture.

Recovered plastic being made into a building material; illustrative image
Young people collaborating in a learning space; illustrative image

A circular economy is not only about what we make. It is about who gets to make a living, learn a skill and shape what comes next.

See the bigger picture

Make it ours

A better future is something we build together.

Join us in making opportunity, dignity and a more sustainable South Sudan possible.

Work with us