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Our
Projects

At Healing the MidSouth, our projects are rooted in restoration, community, and purpose. Each initiative reflects our commitment to transforming underserved neighborhoods by addressing real, local needs—whether it’s access to healthy food, safe housing, or green, healing environments.

Through hands-on work and faith-led vision, we are reclaiming neglected spaces and reimagining what’s possible for families across the Mid-South.

 

From flourishing community gardens to the development of affordable multifamily housing and intentional green spaces, every project brings us one step closer to a stronger, more resilient region.

These are more than projects they are seeds of hope, planted for generations to come.

RTC Gardens (Reverse the Curse)

RTC stands for Reverse the Curse. A name rooted in our mission to break cycles of neglect, poverty, and food insecurity in underserved neighborhoods. This flourishing community garden provides fresh, nutritious food while also serving as a space for learning, healing, and togetherness.

RTC Gardens it’s a symbol of transformation, where we cultivate hope, restore dignity, and empower neighbors to sow seeds of change.

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Harvest Family Homes (In Development)

Harvest Family Homes is our vision for building affordable, multi-family housing from the ground up. This project will provide long-term, stable housing to underserved families in the Mid-South.

This initiative is currently in the planning phase, and we invite donors, partners, and volunteers to help bring this vision to life.

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[Green Space Project Name – TBD]

We are actively planning our first dedicated green space. This will be  transformation of vacant or underused land into a peaceful, accessible, and healing environment for the community.

Designed to promote wellness, intergenerational connection, and environmental restoration, this space will be a living symbol of what’s possible when we reclaim land for people, peace, and purpose.

Image by Olena Bohovyk
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