Kibombomene is located in the northwest province of Zambia, a land-locked country in sub-Saharan Africa. The community has a population of approximately 10,000 persons who lead a primarily subsistence lifestyle based on agriculture.

Zambia is largely dependent on foreign aid, yet little of it reaches rural communities such as Kibombomene. Basic services are often inadequate or inaccessible. Today, members of the Kibombomene community must travel 25 km to the nearest health clinic for treatment, while the nearest high-school is over 50 km away.

With the support of local community elders, the chief, as well as the government, we were able to purchase 100 hectares of land for our project. Construction of the sustainable high-school is underway and our organic farm initiative has also begun.Our aim is to eventually produce enough food for all children and staff of the high-school.