LIFE HUB EARTH
IS GROWING HOPE
Life Hub Earth is empowering women, youth, and children to foster environmental conservation, prevent child labor, and aid in climate change adaptation.
MISSION & VISION
The Life Hub Earth Promise
The Life Hub Earth mission is to transform the lives of children, women, and youth by replacing the perils of mining with the promise of organic farming and renewable energy. As earth stewards, we envision commitment to sowing seeds of change, cultivating hope, and growing a sustainable future through education, empowerment, and environmental guardianship. Join us in nurturing a green legacy and turning aspirations into action for a healthier, brighter world.
HOW YOUR SUPPORT IS MAKING A DIFFERENCE
Help us cultivate this green legacy. Stand with Life Hub Earth it exchanges for an actionable and sustainable tomorrow.
ORGANIC SEEDS
CARBON OFFSETS
CURRICULUM SUPPORT
SOLAR PANELS
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Child labor and dangerous work conditions for children are reaching alarming levels worldwide, a disturbing reality revealed by The International Labor Organization (ILO).
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Global Child Labor: 215 million children work in exploitative conditions; 115 million in hazardous conditions including mining.
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Global Mining Industry Deaths: Over 32,000 child deaths annually.
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Tanzania: ~12,000 children, as young as 8, work in gold mines.
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Ghana: Thousands of children in unlicensed gold mines.
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DRC Cobalt Mining: Of 255,000 miners, ~40,000 are children, some just 6 years old​
A MESSAGE FROM
LIFE HUB EARTH'S FOUNDER
Zakayo Lyadunda
Our hands join in harmony with nature's rhythm, sowing seeds of change through organic farming and igniting bright futures with renewable energy. We're not just teaching skills; we're nurturing stewards of the earth, protectors of the air, and guardians of our climate. With every plot turned and every watt generated, children, alongside women and youth, are trading the dangers of the mines for the promise of the fields and the power of the sun. They're growing more than crops; they're growing hope.