One main reasons for rural poverty is that the population is scattered throughout small and isolated villages, often with no practical roads. Evacuation of agricultural production to commercial centers, access better schools and healthcare centers is therefore very difficult, in some instances it's impossible. ​ Consequently, children study in undepictable conditions, and receive poor education. Many patients who need emergency treatments, often die on the way to the main hospitals because of distance and lack of practical roads. Families produce what they eat. When they have a chance to evacuate their good to the commercial centers, they end up making no profit, because of the high cost of transportation. ​ Hence, building a school infrastructure and a healthcare center in a location that allows a larger gathering of population from those small isolated villages would mean improving access to better schools and commercial centers, reducing distance to access healthcare, thus improving their living conditions. Our social service and health program is structured around two units: Family Support Center: A walk-in, storefront social services facility that provides families in crisis with immediate access to professional social services including foster care prevention, domestic violence workshops, parenting skills classes, alcoholism, and drug abuse) and family planning. ​ Healthy Village: To target the high prevalence of diarrhea and enteric infections in the community, this initiative promotes healthy sanitary and hygienic environment among children and parents through activities and workshops that focus on healthy behaviors and overall wellbeing. The program also promotes positive masculinity to reduce gender-based and domestic violence.