Mission 1

Volunteering is our first intervention to promote teaching and learning in rural schools. It seeks to address the problems of inadequate teachers and the medium to educate rural communities about the needs to send their children to school.

Through community engagement and campaigns etc, we hope to make known the downing effects and benefits of lack of education especially to the girl child. 

We therefore offer the following opportunities for both local and international volunteers with the effort to increase the number of rural child especially girls in school. We also design new projects and programs that may not be already listed below but equally contribute to championing our fight to improve quality and access to school for sustainable development.

1. Teaching in rural community school as class teacher and or subject teacher 

2. Educate rural families about the need to send their children to school 

3. Organize capacity building for educational workers

4. Engage students in competitive educational campaigns and courses in order to arouse and increase the number of children in schools.

5. Offer internship opportunities both in the classroom and out the classroom

Typical Day

7:00 am      Breakfast Departure to begin day’s activities

12:00 pm   Lunch

4:00 pm     End of day’s activities

6:00 pm     Supper

The need for school infrastructure is equally important and necessary to enhance teaching and learning. Unfortunately, 4 out of every 5 community schools lack these basic facilities therefore hindering  both classroom work and pupils performances. 

The school infrastructure initiative is aim to provide the needed basic school facility in community schools with the ultimate goal to promote effective teaching and learning. These school facilities include library, washroom, water extension, and also the provision of  backpacks.