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Breaking Poverty Cycle Through Education
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- 7000+ children with increased access to education
- 150% increase in clean water
- 2042 girls empowered
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IMPACT HIGHLIGHTS
Think Period: Menstruation Support for Girls
84 girls’ toilets built and 12,959+ girls supported with their menstruation
Water is Life: Install Clean Water
58 rain water tanks installed holding 290,000 litres of water at any one time
Let us Learn: Renovate & Build New Classrooms
Built 50 classrooms and increased access to quality education for 25,918 children
Being Well: Handwashing Facilities and Education
Built 2 kitchens & 1 farm to provide school meals for 500 students
Beyond Borders: English Program
We give elementary students the confidence to communicate by reinforcing English language skills. Students are inspired to learn and use English in different settings by interacting with volunteers from diverse backgrounds. Early language education opens doors and creates a more connected and inclusive global community.
Key Programmes
We expect Our projects to go from supporting 7000 to 25,918+ children in the next 5 years. This is how:
English Program
We give elementary students the confidence to communicate by reinforcing English language skills.
Water Is Life: Clean water
In rural Arusha there is no access to fresh drinking water meaning students are thirsty, miss classes to collect water for their school or are left to consume unsafe water.
Being Well: Health & sanitation
A huge reason for missing school is due to sickness from poor sanitation & hygiene facilities and lack of education.
Think Period: Education for girls
Girls can miss school up to 3-4 days a month because they don’t have facilities or products to use during their period.
Let Us Learn: Learning environment
Classrooms & teaching resources are essential for any school. In Tanzania the recommended classroom size is 45 students, but many schools have classes of 100-140 students with not enough desks for everyone.