Grassroots best practices training in agriculture including consultations for nut and fruit tree propagation, crop production, grafting, and growing vegetables and flowers for small business sales.

The Kara-Suu Project in the rural south includes a range of health-related teachings such as teeth-brushing for preschoolers, support for adolescent girls, leadership training with teens, and pregnancy classes for young mothers. They also assist with phototherapy light distribution in the South.

Reducing the causes of cerebral palsy through phototherapy light construction, distribution, and training for treating jaundice in infants.

Expat and local medical professionals (family medicine, pediatric, and other specialists) travel throughout Kyrgyzstan providing free holistic medical care in underserved regions, working in concert with local leadership.

Helping to address Kyrgyzstan's rural healthcare crisis by training and mentoring rural health workers both online and in-person, including nurses, mid-level providers, and family medicine residents and trainers. The goal is to help our local partners equip a new generation of interdisciplinary rural health teams.

Training in the fundamentals of animal husbandry (cows) so that local resources (cows, feed, crops, etc.) are used more efficiently and livelihoods in rural areas are improved.

Appropriate Technology Introduction in Kyrgyzstan (ATIK) includes working with local farmers to solve their felt needs in the areas of water systems, housing insulation, solar power, and stove efficiency.

This project equips and empowers families with disabled family members (especially children) for improved quality of life and community impact. Through training of those involved in the care and therapy of disabled children and through direct consultations with families, we provide and facilitate expertise, emotional support, and suitable resources such as the book 'Disabled Village Children' in the local language(s). We also engage at the government level for long-term and widespread institutional change.

Nurturing a new profession in this country by training local healthcare workers in end-of-life care through hands-on training for doctors and nurses.

Providing English language classes, practice, training, and consulting to enhance future job opportunities for students