Badilisha has been organized to make a valuable contribution to the social, economic, emotional, mental, spiritual and physical health of Rusinga Island, Kenya.  It is our vision to achieve this through the following departments:

EARTH CARE: Establish and maintain a community in and from which Earth Care and environmental conservation will be supported in all thinkable aspects. Grow food on basis of perm culture, to establish a resource centre, to organize research and outreach programs and develop ecotourism. Promote new and cutting edge technology to improve the living conditions within the community.

PERSONAL SPIRITUAL GROWTH: Create an environment in which people can get in touch with who they really are, discover their potential and to help them in turning their potential into a gift to the world.  Contribute in any way to the development of gender equality and women empowerment.

NONVIOLENT COMMUNICATION (NVC): Create a local, National and International basis from which Nonviolent Communication (as developed by Marshall Rosenberg) can be integrated into the local, national and international community.
Participate in society, conflict transformation, mediation and reconciliation, based on NVC.
Create and maintain a community where everybody’s needs matter and will be negotiated to meet by applying NVC, internally as well as externally.

SCHOOL POOL: Is a collection of support for local schools to be empowered to create change. Badilisha will work in partnership with schools to assist with resources, student and teacher scholarships, feeding programs for orphans and funding for projects that improve the educational environment.

FAMILY SPONSORSHIP: Create a sponsor network around the world to enable families to become productive and active members of the community. Families will be supported with aid to create income, pay school fees, improve food production and shelter until they become self-sufficient and self-reliant.

HIV/AIDS: Generate actions towards reduction of the pandemic HIV/AIDS, and to restore self-confidence in people who suffer from this.