A program to guide individuals and households to adopt sustainable practices, creating communities with a smaller environmental footprint. Our approach combines hands-on training on practices such as composting kitchen waste at home, waste segregation at source, using grey water, growing local and seasonal produce, and real-life behavior and habit changes such as reducing single-use plastics, reducing energy use, buying second-hand goods, buying less but choosing quality, and repairing rather than replacing items, to minimize consumption and waste.

We provide environmental education to children in schools to instill a deep sense of environmental stewardship from an early age. Our curriculum includes topics such as plastic pollution, biodiversity loss, endangered species conservation, climate change, deforestation, water, and air pollution.

Our classroom instructional design uses proven pedagogical approaches and innovative teaching methods to ensure lessons are linked to real-life contexts. We use storytelling, visual media, and outdoor activities to engage children in environmental conservation efforts such as riverside cleanup drives and tree planting.

We upcycle discarded items and materials into functional, meaningful products, giving them a second life, keeping them out of landfills. For example, we created a diverse range of upcycled items such as tote bags made from pre-loved denim, scrunchies from textile waste, and home décor crafted from discarded materials. 

Some of these upcycled products are donated to economically disadvantaged families, while the rest are sold at affordable prices through pop-up stores, online platforms, and community events. This ensures that waste is reduced and products reach those most in need.