The Environmental Health program is a community-driven initiative focused on improving public health by addressing environmental risks in rural and conservation-adjacent areas of Rwanda, Uganda, and DR Congo. It integrates clean water access, sanitation infrastructure, hygiene education, and eco-friendly household practices to reduce waterborne diseases and promote sustainable living. Through the installation of rainwater harvesting systems, eco-toilets, handwashing stations, and clean cooking technologies, the program empowers communities to create healthier living conditions while protecting natural resources. Local health ambassadors, schools, and women’s groups are engaged in behavior change campaigns that foster long-term hygiene habits and environmental stewardship.