The Jaden Tap Tap is also a living classroom, providing youth with a safe, positive environment in which to learn the basics of agroecology, agroforestry, nutrition, and to develop their leadership and entrepreneurial skills. Waste recycling and composting are also important elements of the program. SAKALA has a community Eco-San toilet and leads community-wide workshops on recycling, composting, as well as planting trees and gardening. Int the Jaden Tap Tap, children are trained to garden as a business. Months ago, they launched a “Moringa the Miracle Tree” campaign which encouraged neighbors to grow and use the tree. Every week, children hold Fridays of the Earth where they water plants, afforest, nurture plant nurseries and learn about the effects of climate change.