JSFoundation

And that was it. We ended this trip with an unusual view on the Kilimanjaro. It was a heavy program with lots of work done and many celebrations. Thank you for joining me to visit the different projects of JS Foundation 🙏🌿❤️ -

Every person in our network matters. We gave Bernadetta and Zakaria, our demo field caretakers a smart phone. It is a new world for them. Now they can reach us better but also have acces to friends & family & world news & information. -

In class today, with my team, learning about tree nurseries and grafting 🌿 -

Now and then, exchanging about food trees and Moringa with Obadia Magige from Musoma -

Wonderful time celebrating JSFoundation 10 years in Tanzania together with the team, our friends and family 🙏🌿❤️ -

Qurus Secondary School, one of the almost 40 schools we work with around Healthy Nutrition & Food Forests & North SouthSchool Exchange. -

Inspecting the demo fields with our team in Tanzania 🌿🌺 -

School exchange programs open doors for children to learn from one another and experience cultures far beyond their own.

Students from Qurus Secondary School in Karatu, Tanzania, connected with students from Sint Joris Weert Primary School in Belgium. They were sharing daily life experiences that highlighted both differences and common values. While students from Qurus were fascinated by the use of technology in Belgian classrooms, including computers and smart boards, students from Belgium gained a new perspective on resilience-learning that their peers walk long distances to school, learn using chalkboards, and carry out daily tasks like washing clothes by hand, fetch water, using fire woods to cook.

These exchanges go beyond learning, they build understanding, empathy, and global connection among the next generation.