Create organic farm, aquaponics, vermiculture, larvae entrapment
projects - Provide Aquaponic systems for a families of four.
Collect unwanted 55 gallon drums and wooden pallets that would
normally end up in landfills and have Kahuku High and
Intermediate School students transform them into perpetual food
source that will provide local families and communities with
fresh, organic vegetables, fruit, herbs and fish in their own
backyards powered by a small photovoltaic system. - Provide
scholarship money for students building the systems instead of
paying an hourly wage (use student payment model used by Ma’o
Farms). Partner with experts on aquaponics, sustainability
systems, recycling, etc and use them as mentors for students so
they can enter college and obtain a meaningful career that will
support themselves and their families. - If requested, provide
aquaponic systems for church properties, social service
providers (Salvation Army), schools, etc. Our latest initiative,
Innovative Education, is comprised of