The project provides a range of services, including a medical clinic, a gallery showcasing local culture and heritage, a multi-purpose area for workshops and events, and an open market for local artisans and women to sell their products. It also features a herb garden and a cafeteria for visitors. The project emphasizes a human-centered design approach, built in collaboration with local communities, volunteers, and students. Its main goal is to create a welcoming environment that fosters interaction between locals and visitors while addressing community needs. The project has already made a significant impact, particularly in meeting urgent medical needs, as evidenced by the long lines on the clinic's opening day. By sourcing materials locally and employing local builders, the project not only reduced costs but also provided job opportunities and skill development for the community.