Project Clean 4Climate
Interactive sessions on renewable energy, waste management, conservation, and the climate–human connection.
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About Us
Safe Space Development Foundation (SHADEF)
We advocate for the rights of children and young adults to a safe, clean, and healthy environment. Grounded in climate justice, we educate, empower, and mobilize communities for a just transition and lasting environmental stewardship.
Who We Are
Safe Space Development Foundation is a non-profit dedicated to climate justice and environmental rights for children and young adults. We work to create safe environments by reducing human activities that harm ecosystems and advocating a just transition to clean energy.
Climate Education
Youth Empowerment
Community Action
Environmental Justice
Our Program Pillars
Young Environmentalists Club
We equip students to lead climate action in schools and communities, inspiring peers and families.
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Community outreach and advocacy to restore ecosystems and advance environmental justice.
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From classrooms to communities, our actions create ripples of change.
School Climate Education
Youth Clubs & Leadership
Clean-ups & Tree Planting
Advocacy & Just Transition
Climate Literacy in Classrooms
Age-appropriate sessions linking science to daily choices and local issues.
Young Environmentalists Club
Clubs coordinate clean-ups, tree planting, and peer-to-peer campaigns.
Community Action
Hands-on work that reduces waste, restores greenery, and improves sanitation.
Policy Awareness & Advocacy
Elevating voices for equitable policies and renewable energy adoption.
Goals & Objectives
- Provide a cleaner, safer haven for every child through sustainable and inclusive development.
- Educate children on climate change and empower them to reduce emissions in daily life.
- Promote practical linkages between transport, tree planting, and sanitation.
- Inspire youth to catalyze action among peers, families, and communities.
- Address plastic pollution, indiscriminate tree cutting, bush burning, traffic congestion, and CO2 emissions.
FAQs
How can schools get involved?
Invite us for climate education sessions or start a Young Environmentalists Club with our toolkit.
Do you partner with communities and NGOs?
Yes. We co-design outreach, clean-ups, and advocacy to fit local priorities.
What support do you need most?
Funding, volunteers, seedlings, materials, and amplification of our programs.
Join the Movement
Protecting children's right to a healthy environment takes all of us.