The Haller Foundation's health clinic is up and running, serving over 500 patients in the Mombasa area.

The Haller Foundation runs a variety of Water Harvesting Projects - from collecting rain water off of roof tops to the construction of coffer and clay dams.

The Nguuni Education Centre opened in October 2006. It is an invaluable resource to 30,000 children and adults. It is the first FREE children's library in Kenya.

Teaching local farmers the skills of how to grow their own food in a sustainable way while overcoming the challenges they face (poor soil quality, erosion, lack of water) is one of the corner stones of achieving one of our aims - achieving food security.

The Haller Foundation runs Saturday Morning Workshops for the all children in the surrounding communities. They get a chance to learn about the natural rocks and minerals of Kenya and how to use their imagination to create Rock Crafts, to learning how to identify medicinal properties of the naturally grown plants and vegetation, to learning and playing with magnets, enjoying nature walks to identify birds and wildlife and getting a chance to sing songs.