Affordable Construction

• ​Building schools, houses, health clinics, public restrooms and more with PET Bottle building methods to reduce cost, recycle plastic, and offer a fireproof, earthquake-proof, waterproof, bulletproof structure that is safe for all it provides shelter for.

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• Replacing conventional baked bricks with those made from discarded PET bottles filled with waste mud/sand

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• Replacing the steel conventionally used to reinforce concrete slabs with Nylon-6 fish net or cord

Education

• AKOUNOUKA ED, partnering with schools to provide resources and training to assist children in their learning journey

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• TIMOUN AKOUNOUKA, which is a kids' club that focuses on hands-on STEAM activities to encourage the youth to explore possibilities

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• AKOUNOUKA PWOGRAM NASYONAL ALFABETIZASYON (APNA), Literacy Program to help all Haitians read and write Haitian Creole through a 4 week learning curriculum developed by AKOUNOUKA

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• Conversational English classes using a curriculum developed by AKOUNOUKA 

Healthcare

• CPR Training

• Natural treatment education for common illnesses

• Midwifery assistance and birthing classes

• Women's Health Project - educating women on natural family planning methods

• Community healthcare education meetings to provide preventative health knowledge

Nutrition

• Agricultural partnerships and subsidies for local farmers

• Community planting of fruit-bearing trees

• Meal provisions for all hands assisting in projects within the community

Environment

• Waste management and recycling

• Organic farming and composting

• Green power

• Bio gas

• Awareness programs

Empowerment

• Vocational training centers enable adults to earn an income or start a business to provide for their families

• Skills training in prisons

Development

• Mini Hydropower plants

• Solar Mountain Project

• Community Road Improvements

• Recharging ground water through rain water harvesting

• Water purification and recycling

• Mosquito eradication

• Upliftment of prisoners' families and disadvantaged families