Sustainability for Kids

What an amazing experience to have been part of the Circular Economy Program at the Glen Eira Council. Creating ideas to go circular and reduce our business’ footprint 🔄💚🌏

Nothing like seeing kids reading The World Behind Composting, with Compost Ben 🤩
This is most recent book, sponsored by 🪴

What an amazing and talented woman!!! painted Mr. Bin on my face. LOVED IT ♻️

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Love the grab-and-go convenience of single-use yoghurt or fruit-purée pouches but hate their waste and premium price?
Meet an Australian-designed, pump-action container you fill with bulk-bought or home-made fruit purées, yoghurt, smoothies or locally sourced honey.
Compact enough for lunchboxes, backpacks, road trips or camping eskies, Koor is durable and repairable, letting you choose what your child eats—no preservatives, no hidden sugars, no compromise on quality.
Simply open, eat, close, then wash and reuse.
Crafted from BPA-free, FDA-compliant food-grade materials, Koor saves hundreds each year, reduces single-use waste and teaches kids to reuse, not discard.
Koor is reusable over and over then repairable (spare-parts available) then recyclable.

Let’s make home a better place 💚🌏

Hello, welcome to this space 💚🌏🍃

My name is Anhely, and I’m the founder of Sustainability for Kids 🌟
I’m passionate about climate change, sustainable practices, and teaching!

I began my career as a chemistry teacher in a secondary school right after graduating from university. From there, I transitioned into working in product and packaging innovation, with a strong focus on sustainable operations.

I’ve been living in Australia for 11 years, and during COVID, I had this wild idea to write a book. That’s how Sustainability for Kids was born — yep, you could call it my COVID baby 😆

I love what this passion of mine — and my family’s — has become, and I hope to bring more fun learning to everyone through my work 😉

The Ocean, big hero for the environment 🦸🌏

Amazing two days at the Australasian Institute of Packaging (AIP) Conference!

Key discussion topics included global packaging compliance and the need to educate consumers on how to dispose of packaging properly—even starting at the school level.

We must remember that today’s children will be the leaders and decision-makers in 10–15 years. That’s why investing in early sustainability education is so important and the reason why Sustainability for Kids exist!

Thanks to Nerida Kelton FAIP for the unconditional support and to the AIP for valuing the work we do 🤩