Reach out to GBHWC's PEACE Office at (671) 477-9083 or [email protected] 

Research, create and design a community resource directory that provides local resources on youth substance use prevention, youth groups or activities, or mental health resources. 

GUAM Herbarium is building a collection database that will virtually exhibit 60,000 plant specimens. Please join us in this digitization expedition.
 

5. GUAM Herbarium is building a collection database that will virtually exhibit 60,000 plant specimens. Please join us in this digitization expedition.

Guåhan Sustainable Culture (GSC) is looking for high school students who would like to learn
about local agriculture, and contribute to Guåhan’s food security at our community gardens and
Food Resiliency Hub!

Our Serve and Grow volunteers will get hands-on experience working alongside GSC team members while gaining garden skills, making professional connections, and serving our community.
Volunteers will engage in a variety of garden tasks including planting, watering, weeding, harvesting, preparing garden beds, maintaining an aquaponics system, and other garden
activities.

Ideal for individuals or small groups of students. Research work can be primarily online. Some organizations require a Photo release and presentation permission needed before process can begin. This project allows the student to work from home with limited transportation and printing needed.

Sometimes all we need is a helping hand. Learn about what various non-profits do and share the information with as many people as you can. 

There are roughly 100 neighborhood parks around the island in 10 of our villages on Guam. These Neighborhood Parks are built within older housing developments, such as Pagachao-Agat, Liguan &, Kaiser, Dededo and many more. Neighborhood parks are not owned by the local government or federal government, they are owned by the community. There is no funding for maintenance of these parks. 

Let's give these abandoned parks back to our children, back to our communities. 

Ideal for individuals or small groups of students to partner on each other’s garden . Cost for this project depends on materials available, donations and borrowed resources. Preferred location to facilitate project is at the student’s home, youth center or community location.

Excellent project for a group of students. Can be done on school premises, public park (Both with permission) or on private property. Project location must be thoughtfully considered, it must have access to storm water, drain water, or roadway runoff.

Community Garden plots are being renovated in 2025 after 11 years of service. We anticipate the garden plots to be available for any member of the community in spring 2026. Adopt your own plot, choose what you will plant and grow, learn how to be a gardener, and share your knowledge with others in the Community Garden community. Once you reap your harvest, you can share it with anyone in your community who needs fresh produce. 

KISs - Island Girl Power in Dededo adopted a parcel of land next to the compound in Dededo to develop into a Limestone Forest Restoration Park. The park provides students and the community an opportunity to experience various elements of nature. Students learn about native and endemic species and our goal to restore native habitat. In order to restore native habitat, we teach student about the invasive species that we are removing from the park.  This project was started by community people excited to make a difference and provide positive activities that enhance the lives of our youth.