Daytrips to Connect Children to African Wildlife

Nourish Eco Village: 2023 - 2024 Social Impact ReportNutrition and Food Security

• 143,616 healthy meals provided to vulnerable children and community members.
• 600 kg of healthy vegetables harvested from our own farms for the food program.
• 38 fruit trees planted in Sigagule and Makrepeni Eco Villages.
• 6 veggie gardens built by Nourish volunteers, supporting food security in local communities.

Education and Child Development

• 62 children received affordable Early Childhood Development (ECD) education.
• 420 children supported with Moringa supplements through outreach programs.
• 4,860 children received environmental education through the Green Kidz school outreach.
• 10 creches supported with resources and play-learning support through the RISE outreach program.
• 397 children received homework support, creative, sport, and eco-development through the Green Kidz Club.
• 300 children participated in conservation/nature-oriented Green Kidz field trips.
• 32 students benefited from computer-based math workshops.

Youth Empowerment and Job Creation

• 200 beneficiaries supported through jobs created by Nourish initiatives.
• 31 youth hosted in job-shadowing and learnership programs.
• 72 individuals benefited from skills development workshops/training (hospitality, sewing, baking, entrepreneurship, crafting, carpentry, basic construction).

Health and Well-being

• 1,200 reusable sanitary pads distributed to teen girls, helping them stay in school.
• 40 Girls educated on HIV, unprotected sex, and teenage pregnancy.

Animal Welfare and Environmental Conservation

• 460 animals vaccinated, treated, or sterilized to improve community animal welfare.
• 12 snares removed to protect local wildlife.
• 648 kg of waste collected and recycled through community clean-up efforts.
• 11 clean-up/plogging days organized to collect litter in the villages.
• 42 animal outreach days held to educate the community on animal kindness and care.

Community Infrastructure Development

• 6 playgrounds built by Nourish volunteers, enhancing the lives of 516 children in local communities.

Nourish Eco Village is deeply committed to creating sustainable change through integrated, community-centered solutions. This impact report highlights our achievements in 2023 and underscores the vital role of social investment in driving positive social and environmental outcomes.

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Day trips to Connect children to African Wildlife offer Our GreenKidz a unique and invaluable educational exprience, its not just seeing the animals but they immerse the children in a world of discovery, fostering a deep connection to nature and how they should be takingcare and appreciating the wildlife conservation,through engaging activities, interactive learning, and direct wildlife encouters.

Being out on a trip is not like being inside the classroom ,these trips place children in the heart of the action. they witness anaimals in their natural habitats,observing behaviours and interactions that often difficult to appreciate through books or watching them on Tv/videos, watching a lion stealthy movements brings texbook knowlegde to life ,making learning excitingand can never be forgotten and doing hands on activities such as traking footprints.

Our Greenkidz are being offered a  powerful and multifaced educational exprience ,by combining immersive learning, interactive activies, conservation awareness and cultural insights and these excursions create meaningful connction between children and the natural world and also foster a sense of wonder and responsibility that can influene attitudes and actions into the future.

Thank you for giving a child a achance to get to see animals even though they stay minutes away from them but has never seen how a lion looks like, without the support that you give we would not be able to do it alone.