Growing Health at Home

^ Peer Educators at the January workshop in Aklakou, Togo

This month we’re celebrating the quiet, powerful change happening because of the simple knowledge of moringa.

Training in Togo

Community-led trainings are the heart of how we work: training community members who then put simple practices into daily action. That peer-education model — training local people to teach each other — creates sustainable change.

Last month at a Continuing Education Workshop in Aklakou (photo above), community members celebrated how their health has been transformed in the past year because of moringa.

Real Results

Below are personal stories from Aklakou — real people making simple changes that add up.

Pastor Adjakossi —

“Moringa improved my family’s health – it even resolved my wife’s chronic headaches – and we teach neighbors what we learned.”

Clément —

“I used fresh moringa juice for my painful eye after surgery and it healed well.”

Jacqueline —

“I have relief from blurred vision and sickle-cell anemia symptoms that caused me to suffer since childhood.”

Bénédicte —

“Moringa helped my mother’s high blood pressure return to normal when checked at the clinic.”

Akofa —

“I am grateful that moringa healed my anemia and my mother’s insomnia and cramps.”

Prisca —

“Moringa fixed my chronic constipation, cough, and skin itching.”

Thank you for being part of this movement.

When neighbors teach neighbors and families make small, repeatable changes, communities transform from the ground up. That’s what your interest and support enable.