What we do
Stop hunger (SH)
1- Youth education (theoretical & practical)
2- Youth workers
3- Youth-serving organization.

Secondly, SH works to provide youth with education and training giving them the essential tools needed to work effectively most youth make their way into the job market through the practice of their jobs, without formal education and training.
Finally, SH works to build the capacity of governmental and private youth serving organizations through enhancing and dispersing development methodologies,

Mission
Our SH village mainly will establishes the “Hellenic farm School” a vocational education and training school in Bukoba Tanzania with cooperation of the Orthodox Church. Utilizing the capacities of youth to serve and engage in responding to local development challenges. Works to provide youth, and youth workers with education and training to support them with essential tools needed to work effectively. Most youth workers make their way into the job market through the practice of their jobs, without formal education and training.

Realizing these facts aims to serve as an educational center that develops and enhances professional cadre in Tanzania. SH works to build the capacity of youth serving organizations through enhancing and dispersing development methodologies, which further empowers this business and enables them to maximize their abilities to better serve youth in a proficient manner

THE INFRASTRUCTURE CHART
Establishment : Stop hunger village & Hellenic Farm School (HFS)
Buildings
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For teaching classes & labs
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For Dormitory
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For dining room & kitchen
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For Administration & Rooms for staff
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For Library & Entertaiment hall
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For Storage & Machinery
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Health center
Field for sports
Farm for production
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(practical studies)
The cost of HFS
According to the engineers the total cost of the school will be USD $300,000.
That's why we split iy in different phases:
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Phase 1 with the cost of USD $150,000 allow us to work with the first 25 students.




