The skills to be taught and learnt will impact livelihoods, since the garden is demonstrating skills and will affect career choices. The use of compost from the landfill into a valuable soil nutrient can help in solving the methane problem there and at the same time can lead to the creation of a small income generating component in the project, generating income for the school. This innovation is being considered, so the school project will be linking up with another project being undertaken by another grantee-the Aquaculture, Aquaponics and Agro-Ecology Society of Antigua and Barbuda.

This faith based school involves many youth of different nationalities and cultures from other caribbean islands. Since it is attached to a church, the members and families of the youth will be impacted and this community type garden will involve many persons and their families.

This school project with a private church school will impact 600 youths.The families of the children will also be involved in the project

Through radio and tv programs, site visits and garden demonstrations, the media will be able to share impacts and outcomes of this community based adaptation school adaptation project.