PROVIDING A
SAFE SPACE
The Center is equipped with running water, so the women and children are free to use the space to wash, relax, and notify us of any health issue that need immediate attention.
SHARING
MEALS
Currently providing one meal a day, five days a week, including our cooking staff's meals. The menu changes seasonally, and clean water is consistently provided. MEAL EXAMPLES & MEET OUR COOKS!
CREATING
LOCAL JOBS
Two indigenous women in
need of work were employed to prepare the daily meals. The local indigenous family that manages the program does so currently voluntarily.
INVESTING IN
COMMUNITY
We buy our fresh products weekly and locally from many different struggling families, contributing to the local economy. Future projects & goals click here!
Better together.
Thanks to generous donations like yours, together this year, we have been able to give 70 scholarships & provide school supplies support to all involved!
Project Simple is a volunteer based organization, every penny donated goes directly to the women and children we serve! Our goal is to continue to provide weekly meals, be able to invite more people to attend our programs, and open more Community Centers. With your continued help, together we can create change, 1 meal at a time.
- Growth -
Health
Proper nutrition is important at all stages of life. Healthy eating habits help maintain and aid in the physical and mental growth. A strong healthy immune system can help prevent and fight off illness.
- Security -
Freedom
Food security is a privilege and often an uncommon occurrence for many. We feel that by providing this to those in most need, can offer relief and opportunity.
- Development -
Education
Nutrient dense meals are vital to brain development affecting ones cognitive skills, ability to focus, absorb, develop, and retain information. In consequence the need for children to consume nutritious food, especially those under the age of 5, is valued as high priority.
BUY LOCALLY
MADE LOCAL
FOR LOCALS
Our Community Centers offer holistic healing through sustainability projects like community gardens, weaving and art programs, storytelling, encouraging community and the importance of working together to help your neighbor.
