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THE SCHOOL IS FALLING DOWN ON THEIR HEADS
Kanyogoga Primary School was founded in 1964 as a government aided school in Mukono district; one hour drive from Kampala, Uganda.
It is located in a rural community where the majority of the people earn their living as peasant farmers.
They typically grow cash crops such as sugar cane and tea.
The entire district has 15 primary schools. Of these, 8 are government aided and benefit from the Universal Primary Education program of Uganda.
Just like the rest of the country the local government of Mukono is severely constrained of financial government support due to the competing country-wide demands and limited distributions from the central government.
At Kanyogoga Primary school the existing structures are in dire need of a main hall reconstruction to accommodate its enrollment of 531 pupils. Parents made efforts to put up a two classroom block working as a main hall, but it lacked a main beam to make the walls strong. At this moment the roof and the walls are collapsing and there is danger to the students who study there.
It is located in a rural community where the majority of the people earn their living as peasant farmers.
They typically grow cash crops such as sugar cane and tea.
The entire district has 15 primary schools. Of these, 8 are government aided and benefit from the Universal Primary Education program of Uganda.
Just like the rest of the country the local government of Mukono is severely constrained of financial government support due to the competing country-wide demands and limited distributions from the central government.
At Kanyogoga Primary school the existing structures are in dire need of a main hall reconstruction to accommodate its enrollment of 531 pupils. Parents made efforts to put up a two classroom block working as a main hall, but it lacked a main beam to make the walls strong. At this moment the roof and the walls are collapsing and there is danger to the students who study there.
ongoing ProjectS
EDUCATION
Almost 60 percent of children in sub-Saharan Africa between the ages of 15 and 17 are not in school. Most of them are girls. Teaching girls about menstruation and how to sew reusable pads, and providing teen sponsorship's, is reducing these numbers. |
WATER AND AGRICULTURE
This is a picture of Khufikoko Spring in Western Kenya before and after we provided a way to turn muddy, bacteria-infested ground water into clean, clear drinking water. Each spring we refurbish costs approx. $1500. Each spring provides clean water for 20 to 50 families. Each family can have 3 to 10 children. Each spring is a blessing in the lives of a lot of people. That is money well used. |
HEALTH
When a child is ill they cannot attend school, thus their chances of becoming self-reliant are slim. We focus on wellness by providing vaccines, medical supplies, and medical clinics where our doctors and nurses work with local medical people to teach surgical and medical techniques. |
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