Our Projects Transform Lives

Sacred Village of the Shawãdawa people: ceremonial spaces, traditional medicine and water autonomy. Fundraising is underway so the project can begin.

Indigenous communities are the frontline of forest protection, but they are under threat. With just $1 a day, you can guarantee food security, health, and territorial defense for families protecting the ancestral forest.

Construction of the Kupixawa, drilling of an artesian well, and installation of solar panels and a solar-powered pump. The first stage was successfully completed, and the project is now fundraising to complete the final stage.

A sustainable solar-powered water supply system completed in Mese Kamanawa Village, strengthening the community’s water and energy autonomy.

River transport infrastructure delivered to the Katukina (Noke Ko’í) people, supporting mobility, access to healthcare and transport of agricultural produce.

Institutional strengthening and community infrastructure: renovated headquarters, an expanded kitchen and safe spaces for Nukini collective governance.