Our Projects

Suyana is involved with a scholarship programme to enable selected students to access an education.

Even when Corinne took over her parents' farm, it was clear that changes were necessary for a successful future.

Reduce malnutrition and anaemia in infants and primary school children through education on disease prevention, introducing hygiene habits, improving diet, and providing check-ups and timely treatment, and doing de-worming campaigns.

Our goal is to educate local leaders and enable them to function as agricultural promoters and experts in farming and stockbreeding, empowering them to support families by improving their living conditions.

Suyana has started supporting Dufatanye Organization in its endeavours to create sustainable livelihoods for families in Rwanda in 2022. The overarching target is to ensure food security and create more income generating opportunities for 300 families in Karwiru and Kadusenyi villages.

Providing enough and healthy food and sending the children to schools is a challenge for many families in Sierra Leone. 31.3% of the country’s children suffer from chronic malnutrition and go to school without having breakfast.

Over half of the population in the highlands of Bolivia do not brush their teeth and almost all school children have cavities; many have toothache and some have infections.

A mobile eye clinic makes eye care available for refugees in Greece.

The Greek Food Bank works together with local markets to save unsold fresh food and share it with people in need.

The change from cow to goat milk production was necessary due to the situation on the farm, the limited of forage production, the stables that needed to be renovated and our own abilities.

Efficient and animal-friendly feeding of the dairy cows requires the use of a mechanical device. This is best done with a so-called mixing trailer.

Strengthening local water committees to ensure access to clean drinking water for people and animals.

Deworming campaigns for dogs and cats to reduce the spread of immature stages (eggs - larvae) of parasites dangerous to livestock and domestic animals.

Many children in rural Peru suffer from malnutrition, often caused by poor hygiene, contaminated drinking water, parasites and inadequate nutrition.

Access to education, especially in rural areas, is a particular challenge for many people living in poverty in the Bombali Disrict in Northern Sierra Leone.

Access to basic education is a challenge in Myanmar, and especially for children in more remote and poor villages.

A farming couple in the mountainous region of Grisons could not continue their dairy farm due to poor health and decided to change over to suckling cows and sheep; however, they had not realized how expensive it would be.

Very few doctors attend to communities in remote rural areas of Bolivia. There is no ambulance service and the closest health centre is far away.

Access to healthcare services is very limited in rural Myanmar. We are supporting the construction and equipping of a health clinic in the village of Inn Khaung in the centre of Myanmar.

It is difficult for young farmers who do not own property to get a loan. Limited financing options are a major challenge especially when starting up a business.

There are limited career opportunities for young people finishing secondary school in remote rural areas of Peru. They have few opportunities to do vocational apprenticeships or go to university.

The rural population of Bolivia lives in remote villages in very modest conditions. Access to adequate medical and dental care is often non-existent.

Many families in remote rural areas of Peru live in great poverty in precarious conditions. The yield of the small farms is just enough to cover their own needs.

Access to health care, especially for pregnant mothers and ill newborns, is a particular challenge for many people living in poverty.