500
families are now enjoying clean drinking water through Lifestraw water filters
83
families in various villages now have access to washrooms
85
families have water access that goes directly to their homes via solar water pumps
250
villagers have learnt the right way to wash their hands and take care of their oral hygiene
92
farmers have started syntropic farming and are starting to gather harvest
12
farmers have started selling their produce
42
villagers have built chicken coops to start chicken farming
47
households are now more productive at night with solar power household lights
38
families have benefitted from solar street lights installed in their village
111
children and youth enrolled in in-village education programmes
32
Orang Asli youth are currently participating in character-building workshops in school
Here is what we achieved in 2022
500
families are now enjoying clean drinking water through Lifestraw water filters
83
families in various villages now have access to washrooms
85
families have water access that goes directly to their homes via solar water pumps
250
villagers have learnt the right way to wash their hands and take care of their oral hygiene
92
farmers have started syntropic farming and are starting to gather harvest
12
farmers have started selling their produce
42
villagers have built chicken coops to start chicken farming
47
households are now more productive at night with solar power household lights
38
families have benefitted from solar street lights installed in their village
111
children and youth enrolled in in-village education programmes
32
Orang Asli youth are currently participating in character-building workshops in school
Let’s dive in deeper into each of our impact areas
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
Our water projects consist of providing clean water access through Lifestraw filters and solar water pumps, improving sanitation and hygiene practices through washroom-building, and educating the community via WaSH training.
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
Our water projects consist of providing clean water access through Lifestraw filters and solar water pumps, improving sanitation and hygiene practices through washroom-building, and educating the community via WaSH training.
500
families are now enjoying clean drinking water through Lifestraw water filters
83
families now have access to washrooms
85
families are getting water directly to their homes through solar water pumps
250
villagers have undergone WaSH training
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Solar Electrification
This project aims to provide underserved communities with sustainable solar energy to lessen the villagers’ financial burden, free up their time for more productive work, and ensure a safe environment for all.
Solar Electrification
This project aims to provide underserved communities with sustainable solar energy to lessen the villagers’ financial burden, free up their time for more productive work, and ensure a safe environment for all.
47
households are now more productive at night with solar-powered household lights
38
families have benefitted from solar street lights installed in their village
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Regenerative Farming
Through this method of farming, Orang Asli communities can not only grow their own food on their land but also regenerate the soil that has been degraded through deforestation. Farmers can sell their produce as well, in order to get additional income to help alleviate their financial struggles. We helped kickstart the marketing process for the farmers by starting the “Kebun Amai” brand so that they can promote their harvests to the public.
Regenerative Farming
Through this method of farming, Orang Asli communities can not only grow their own food on their land but also regenerate the soil that has been degraded through deforestation. Farmers can sell their produce as well, in order to get additional income to help alleviate their financial struggles. We helped kickstart the marketing process for the farmers by starting the “Kebun Amai” brand so that they can promote their harvests to the public.
92
farmers have started syntropic farming and are starting to gather harvest
12
farmers have started selling their produce
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Chicken Farming
Many Orang Asli communities still do not have sustainable food supply. This project aims to help Orang Asli families receive nutritional support from rearing chicken and to provide an additional source of income through the sale of chicken eggs.
Chicken Farming
Many Orang Asli communities still do not have sustainable food supply. This project aims to help Orang Asli families receive nutritional support from rearing chicken and to provide an additional source of income through the sale of chicken eggs.
42
farmers have built chicken coops to start farming chicken
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Education and Youth Empowerment
In order to combat illiteracy amongst children in Orang Asli communities, we initiated the Mobile School programme – especially for children who have no access to public schools. The Born to Be programme, on the other hand, aims to explore children and youth’s potential through hands-on and play-based learning. The #NotAlone Project – our new initiative – aims to aid in character-building of Orang Asli youth in secondary school.
Education and Youth Empowerment
In order to combat illiteracy amongst children in Orang Asli communities, we initiated the Mobile School programme – especially for children who have no access to public schools. The Born to Be programme, on the other hand, aims to explore children and youth’s potential through hands-on and play-based learning. The #NotAlone Project – our new initiative – aims to aid in character-building of Orang Asli youth in secondary school.
111
children and youth enrolled in in-village education and empowerment programmes
32
Orang Asli youth are currently participating in character-building workshops in school
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