EcoHealth means many things – because health and environment are deeply connected. Our work has grown step by step – out of conversations, needs, and the people around us. It started with Dr. Salmin, who was already visiting orphanages and wanted to offer health education in schools. At the same time, Hilali, living in Mtende, kept telling us about the growing problem of plastic waste in his village. It’s still a quiet place, not yet shaped by mass tourism – so it felt like the right place to start something new. And so, ZEHO’s first three projects naturally took shape. They may look different on the surface – but they all have one thing in common: We meet people where they are, and we grow from there. Together with the community.