GVADK has been working for many years in community development through reforestation, education, environmental protection, hygiene, and financial support projects. Today, we would like to share the importance of fencing in the environmental work we are doing. Through the seedlings, trees, and vetiver grass we plant to fight erosion, we
GVADK is, at its heart, a labor of love.We are a fully volunteer-based group — no paid staff, no salaries, just people who care deeply about strengthening their community. Every project we take on is fueled by dedication and the belief that real change starts with those who are willing
On this Throwback Thursday we’re looking back at a part of our work that quietly changed lives — health education about spina bifida and other neural tube defects. Real Hope For Haiti has been doing health education since 1994, and in 2007 we began a focused effort on neural tube
