Promote reconciliation
by

• ​Including the most vulnerable people in our workforce.
• Inviting Twa and other vulnerable people to cultivate on FRED’S FARM land. 
• Having an open door policy on FRED’S FARM, functioning as a meeting place for all in the community.    

Empower to be self-sufficient
by

• Giving job opportunities to as many as possible. 
• Empower young females  
• Arranging training programmes related to farming.
• Providing land to grow food for those with little or no land. 
• Providing seeds and seedlings.
• Supporting a microsavings programme in the nearby Twa village.​
• Providing food from the farm for the most needy; milk and eggs. 

Vincent, Philip, Emmanuel and Eugene receive their diploma from Jacques after finishing a one year training programme. 

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Increase number of children attending school
by

• Empowering parents (see above).
• Providing financial support for children from the Twa village to attend school.
• Supporting microsavings at the Twa village.
• Identifying "jiggers" and providing treatment for children. 
• Supporting the local school in their effort to provide one nutritious meal a day: providing moringa seeds to plant in the school garden, and support the follow up process. 
• Maintaining the "solar reading lamp library" at Kizi school. 
• Providing an internship programme at the farm for fourth form pupils. 

School children playing with footballs donated by Kleins Trondheim 

Promote more sustainable farming
by

• Using organic and regenerative agricultural practices on FRED'S FARM.
• Initiating and testing the viability of a dairy and local goat "crossbreeding programme".
• Offering farmer training in modern organic principles, e.g. more efficient composting.   
• Demonstrating agroforestry in practice. 
• Providing moringa seeds, training and follow up to motivated farmers.
• Establishing a "demonstration plot" on FRED'S FARM to test different methods of growing known fruit, vegetables, and other nutritious crops suited to a small farm holding.