In 2015, VALITA constructed a residential house known as KAYA in this land. After the completion of KAYA, four- rooms house, six families moved in. The families that moved in are widows and children who are living with HIV/AIDS and who were discriminated and abandoned by their families in their communities.
VALITA practices and promotes permaculture that the community practices to get sustainable production of crops and teaches others in this practice.
VALITA cares to provide education which is centred on caring for others in the community. VALITA gives pedagogical education to the community.
VALITA has some experienced agriculturalists and veterinary practitioners who are ready to give their time to other to practice practical permaculture. Furthermore, VALITA will seek consultations from the experts who would assist in the project of animal husbandry.