Mission TRUI
“When you refuse to reuse, it is the earth you abuse“
To build a safe and healthy environment for all of us, we need to:
Tinker, Reduce Reuse and Recycle, Upcycle and Innovate.
This is what makes the heart and soul of Mission TRUI. It is that big umbrella that encompasses key initiatives like waste management, healthy - chemical free living and sustainability that help us play our roles to curb climate changes, saving biodiversity.
With small steps that mankind has taken to grow, learn, invent and discover, to make life faster and more comfortable, we seem to have forgotten to take a deeper look at the impact that our actions are making on earth, not just in the moment but in the future too.
In this mission - TRUI, our children have been looking into this problem in detail, researching, exploring, wondering, breaking, rebuilding, constructing problem statements, talking to different people, organizations, learning, trying, failing and then relearning, actually getting hands dirty during composting, digging, watering and much more.
This experience has enabled them to understand their surroundings much better, have meaningful conversations, and have gotten them on a journey t o find their purpose in life!
To build a safe and healthy environment for all of us, we need to:
Tinker, Reduce Reuse and Recycle, Upcycle and Innovate.
This is what makes the heart and soul of Mission TRUI. It is that big umbrella that encompasses key initiatives like waste management, healthy - chemical free living and sustainability that help us play our roles to curb climate changes, saving biodiversity.
With small steps that mankind has taken to grow, learn, invent and discover, to make life faster and more comfortable, we seem to have forgotten to take a deeper look at the impact that our actions are making on earth, not just in the moment but in the future too.
In this mission - TRUI, our children have been looking into this problem in detail, researching, exploring, wondering, breaking, rebuilding, constructing problem statements, talking to different people, organizations, learning, trying, failing and then relearning, actually getting hands dirty during composting, digging, watering and much more.
This experience has enabled them to understand their surroundings much better, have meaningful conversations, and have gotten them on a journey t o find their purpose in life!
Our Journey
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