Within TATA ACTREC, St. Jude’s Child Care Centre accommodates pediatric-cancer patients, for whom it is crucial to consume pesticide-free food.

We cultivate organic seasonal produce for the children of St. Jude child care center.

Earthen Routes is a Social Entrepreneurship; a hybrid form that combines the features of a for-profit and non-profit enterprise. We work towards our primary goal of supporting the dietary needs of the pediatric patients, and also operate with a business-like efficiency.

Join us to experience the benefits of community farming and green living.

Prapti is Earthen Route’s new community farm project. Prapti means abundance. Prapti is being developed as a project of YMC in association with Shrunkhala Organization. The 20000 sq. ft. of land will be a nature learning hub for urban and rural people. As it will be a community farm, people can volunteer here and learn many things. Prapti will be a permaculture-inspired farm. The climate change impacts are vast, including the vulnerability of biodiversity, food security, human health, and water quality. Prapti is a positive solution to appropriately manage these factors, eliminate toxic chemicals, and create an abundance of food, all while regenerating the land.

Open to individuals, groups or corporates.
Led by an experienced facilitator.
Both online and offline mode of delivery available.
Workshops offered:

Organic Kitchen Gardening: Learn the basics of soil ecology and grow your own plants. Make a “Living Soil Pot”, and DIY bottle-drip irrigation system for watering plants.
Home Kitchen-Waste Composting: Step-by-step techniques to turn your daily kitchen waste into nutrient-rich compost with minimum hassle.
Growing Microgreens: Microgreens are the first few leaves of edible plants and herbs. Rich in zinc and magnesium among other nutrients, these seedlings are 30 times more nutritious than adult plants. With minimal space and resources, learn to grow your own microgreens of plants such as cabbage, broccoli, basil, dill, radish, spinach, amaranth and lentils.

A kitchen garden is a small setup of herbs, fruits and vegetables that anyone can create at home.

It is one of the simplest ways to start the journey of growing our own food alongside creating an impact by making our cities greener.

Who can set up a Kitchen Garden? Individuals, Corporates, Educational institutions or Housing Societies. Anyone with a space for growing plants. 100% organic set-up to help you grow nutritious food.

Design customizations available as per requirements. Benefits? Harvest your own herbs/vegetables/fruits from your kitchen garden. Incorporate gardening into your daily routine. Reduce your carbon footprint. Improve overall mental and spiritual well-being.

We offer end-to-end consulting and execution of farm land projects.

Consultation includes layout designing, planning and site visits.
Land restoration with 100% organic waste matter like leaves, coconut shells and kitchen waste.

Our previous land projects have included schools, farm houses, personal properties and other open land areas.