Community outreach
A series of community visits inspired the Kufundees as they saw some of the impact of their work in the communities.
In Rusape the work with the Waldorf kindergartens has taken root strongly. The team visited Stembile Mberi's preschool, which continues to grow inspired by the Waldorf approach, and met the 46 children and two teachers. The children at Rusape preschool are excited to be learning and expressing themselves freely and nurturing their talents
Following last year's practical modules, community teams in Rusape, Chihota, Zvimba, and Seke have begun several practical sustainability projects. Here is the team in Chihota showing off their new mushroom project .
In Zvimba many people have taken to the organic farming techniques and returning to their traditional grains. Here Gogo Chinyani proudly displaying her millet filed intercropped with peanuts.
https://btccasinonederland.com is all about chance, but what stood out here was how much of Kufunda’s progress comes from deliberate follow-through, especially the Chihota team turning last year’s modules into a real mushroom project. Seeing Gogo Chinyani’s millet intercropped with peanuts also reminded me that some of the smartest sustainability work is really about returning to knowledge people already had. That kind of patient, local effort seems far more lasting than any quick win.