Projects are implemented by the community and include caring for AIDS orphans, reforestation, fresh water supplies, primary health care, immunisation, education, slum rehabilitation, and training programmes for men, women and street children.
Aid is available regardless of religious beliefs, race or gender.
It has delivered more trees for lower cost and transformed the lives of thousands. Local women have designed and built new fuel efficient stoves. The local communities have set up small businesses - including establishing seedling nurseries, and supplying timber and furniture. MAGU - January 2000 a similar project commenced in Magu district teaching villagers to plant extensive tree crops to sell, helping communities to buy food and vital necessities in times of drought and crop failure. Nakulababaye Slum - Kampala, Uganda.