Park Caretakers
Explore the monthly impact and progress of 16 grants in this flow.
April 2025
This month, volunteers planted 20,000 mangrove seedlings and ran a 6-hour ecosystem survey. Community cleanups cleared trash and overgrown foliage from alleyways, urban gardens and valley roads, making spaces safe and tidy. The greenhouse nursery at Flowers Garden got a full revamp, where 6 local children learned plant propagation. Custom “Tree Lovers” shirts helped build a shared conservation spirit.
March 2025
We kept Jabi Lake Park spotless with five weekly cleanups, clearing litter and plastic waste. Neighbors reclaimed an overgrown area by clearing dense bush to boost safety. A fresh basketball net now welcomes local players. Six children learned about nature while cleaning community gardens. Coastal communities planted mangroves to restore coastal areas.
February 2025
Two cleanups at Jabi Lake Park removed litter and plastic waste, keeping the park welcoming for visitors. Volunteers cleared 10 square meters of overgrown weeds in Ijoko, opening up fresh green space. An early-morning sweep at Country Homes court collected 5 kilograms of trash, making the play area cleaner for everyone.
January 2025
A local resident cleared weeds and debris in Ijoko, cutting wildlife hazards and making paths safer. At Country Homes court, three new trash bins were installed and the court got new nets, painted backboards, and crisp lines. These upgrades are already boosting safety and pride in shared outdoor spaces.
December 2024
We’ve cleared 50 square meters of overgrown vegetation around a residential area, making it safer for residents by cutting wildlife risks. New trash bins are ready for installation at the community court, helping families manage waste better. Repurposed metal barrels have been painted and turned into planters, adding greenery and a fresh look to the space.
November 2024
We cleared overgrown grass and set up a basketball net at a local community court, creating a safe play area. Four young residents are now enjoying regular games on the revived court. This project shows how simple fixes can protect public spaces and bring neighbors together.
