Over 6,400 children are being educated in 22 safe dry schools we have built, and more school building is planned.

• We have built or completed 15 houses for qualified teachers.

• To improve literacy levels  literacy levels we equip schools with books and desks.

• We provided sports equipment and drums to improve health and encourage school attendance. 

• To improve nutrition we established 20 school gardens growing vegetables and fruit. By teaching permaculture gardening we have enabled communities to grow food crops in a sustainable manner using natural fertiliser and water harvesting. 

• To improve health we drilled or repaired 30 boreholes providing clean water. We teach hand-washing and soapmaking to prevent the spread of infecion. We provide eye testing for schools and the community.

• to keep girls in school, we teach human rights and menstrual hygiene management in schools and communities.