This initiative stems from the urgent need to bring life back to the Friends of the Cherry Trees Foundation park, a space that was once synonymous with children's joy. Today, we want that place to once again pulse with laughter, movement, and safety.

At EAN University, as part of the Complex Thought Structure course, we demonstrate how an idea can become a real action that impacts communities. This project is not only a gesture of urban recovery, but also an act of love for children.

This project is aligned with:

Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 11

A place to play is also a place to dream.

Promotes inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable spaces. Restoring a park means sowing well-being, social cohesion, and a future for our communities.