Swimming Lessons with Foundation Guajira Adventure

Making waves in Mayapo! Thanks to the support of Boris from the Guajira Adventure Foundation, on February 3, 2024 we immersed ourselves in a day full of swimming lessons for the next generation of riders from the Mayapo community. Together, we are making a splash and empowering the youth to conquer the waters!


Art Workshop with Abra Caribe

Artistic Workshop

Art Workshop with Abra Caribe

On Sunday, January 14th, 2024, we welcomed a group of children from a nearby community near Mayapo. Together, we engaged in an art workshop led by @abracaribe at the Jouktai Foundation headquarters. Our focus was on exploring identity: asking the question, ‘What defines you beyond your name?’ It was a thoughtful exploration of individuality and self-expression as we delved into the characteristics that make each person unique. It was a reminder that art is a powerful tool for self-discovery and expression, where each stroke tells a story, and each color captures a moment of emotion.


Playground for the Community of Mayapo

We want to give a new playground to the children and youth of the Mayapo village. The old playground was damaged due to lack of protection against sun, rain, and salt, and because it did not receive regular maintenance. Mayapo is a Wayuu indigenous village located in the municipality of Manaure, and they do not have their own resources to purchase it.

Community Cleanup in Uribia

On August 24, 2022, a successful Cleanup Day was held in the municipality of Uribia, La Guajira, as part of the national strategy “Colombia Limpia” and the campaign “La Vamo’ a Limpiá” by the Ministry of Commerce, Industry, and Tourism and Fontur. On the day of the event, we managed to collect more than 1860 kilograms of solid waste with 103 participants from La Guajira. In addition to this, during the activity, we raised awareness among the local community and explained topics related to environmental care. We installed an ecological point at the event location to facilitate the collection of reusable waste and to inform residents and visitors. The event was successful thanks to the collaboration between the Ministry of Commerce, Industry, and Tourism, FONTUR, Marce la Recicladora, Jouktai Foundation, the support from the governorship of La Guajira through the Department of Tourism, the municipal mayor’s office, the participation of the school, the army, friends of tourism, environmental foundations, and members of the communities themselves.

Kilograms of recyclable waste picked-up

Kilograms of non-recyclable waste picked-up

Participants

Hours

Community Cleanup in Riohacha

On June 1st, 2022, a successful cleanup day took place in the tourist municipality of Riohacha, La Guajira, as part of the national strategy “Colombia Limpia” and the campaign “La Vamo’ a Limpiá” by the Ministry of Commerce, Industry, and Tourism and Fontur. On this day, we managed to collect more than 80 kilograms of solid waste with nearly 100 participants from Riohacha. Additionally, during the activity, we raised awareness among the local community and discussed topics related to environmental care. An ecological point was set up on the beach next to the pier. The success of the day was made possible through the collaborative efforts of FONTUR, the Jouktai Foundation, the support of the La Guajira governorship through the Departmental Tourism Directorate, the municipal mayor’s office, the participation of the school, tourism friends, tourism entrepreneurs, recycling associations, and members of the same communities.


10

Kilograms of Recyclable Waste Picked Up

80

Kilograms of Non-Recyclable Waste Picked Up

100

Participants

5

Hours

Community Cleanup in Dibulla

On April 8, 2022, a successful community cleanup day was held at the tourist site Dibulla, La Guajira as part of the national strategy “Colombia Limpia” and the campaign “La Vamo’ a Limpiá” by the Ministry of Commerce, Industry, and Tourism and Fontur. On this day of the event, we managed to collect more than 700 kilograms of solid waste with nearly 200 participants from Dibulla. Additionally, during the activity, we raised awareness among the local community and explained topics related to environmental conservation. The event was successful thanks to the collaboration between FONTUR, Jouktai Foundation, the support from the governorship of La Guajira through the Department of Tourism, the municipal mayor’s office, the participation of the school, friends of tourism, tourism entrepreneurs, recycling associations, and members of the communities themselves.

Pounds of Recyclable Material Collected

Pounds of Non-recyclable Material Collected

Participants

Hours