Our Future
World Spark‘s lavender project is more than farming; it’s an opportunity to teach.
By cultivating lavender and marketing lavender products such as oils or soap, we provide a unique learning experience that helps fund the Institute’s existence.
Beekeeping at the Guadalupe Institute introduces students to one of nature’s greatest treasures, the honeybee.
Under the supervision of a Master Bee Keeper, special needs adolescents learn to tend 48 beehives.
In mastering these skills, participants acquire pride in a newfound ability while learning the importance of patience, responsibility and harmony with nature.
World Spark’s organic blackberry cultivation is its largest (1500 bushes) attempt to insure future funds.
By the sale of its organic blackberries, World Spark hopes to create a sustainable source of funding to support its programs.
Every berry sold will help fund learning, special assistance and healing programs.
Our mission is to respond to the developmental needs of children living in poverty, domestic instability or confronting cognitive/physical limitations.