About Project Extreme

At Project Extreme, we believe in the transformative power of education, cultural understanding, and dedicated conservation efforts. Our core purpose is to foster sustainable growth and empowerment within the !Xun and Khwe Communities, an ancient and resilient people of Southern Africa.

Our Vision is to uplift the !Xun and Khwe Community through the unique integration of international missionary training. We aim to create a synergy where traditional knowledge meets global understanding, leading to holistic community development and individual flourishing.

Our Mission is multi-faceted and deeply rooted in both ecological stewardship and cultural preservation:

Empowering Conservation Leaders: We are committed to yielding qualified San Game Rangers who will play a vital role in maintaining the integrity of our precious ecosystems. These rangers will be equipped to uphold the missions and visions of their conservation areas, becoming guardians of the natural world.

Community Upliftment: Beyond conservation, we strive to yield San males who are empowered to uplift other community members and contribute positively to the unique lifestyle of the community in Platfontein. We believe in nurturing leadership from within.

Bridging Cultures Through Understanding: Project Extreme provides an invaluable opportunity for foreign missionary students to delve into the rich history of conservation and related issues in Southern Africa. They will gain insight into the practices of international conservation bodies worldwide, fostering a global perspective on environmental challenges.

Honoring Indigenous Heritage: A crucial aspect of our mission is to enable foreign missionary students to understand and appreciate the San people in Southern Africa as the oldest indigenous people of Africa. This deep cultural immersion fosters respect, empathy, and a profound appreciation for their ancient heritage and wisdom. Project Extreme is more than just a program; it's a commitment to a future where indigenous communities thrive, natural environments are protected, and understanding bridges cultures across the globe.