The Kangulumira School in Luwero, Uganda has 150 students. It is one of the most dire situations TGUP has ever encountered.
TGUP is building an access road to the new nearby school site, two classrooms, a set of latrines, and a borehole for water. The entire project cost $33,100. Work began on March 19th, and finished on July 11th.
The school and one of its classrooms
Existing latrines and daily meal of corn gruel
New latrines and bean supplements
We put in a ¼ mile access road to get to the new site
We dug the borehole and struck water at 80 feet
Preparing the foundation for two classrooms
Framing the foundation
Finishing the foundation
Up go the walls
Trusses and roof
The basic classrooms
Windows front and back
Applying finishing touches
Starting to look like a school
It IS a school!
There were 17 donors who made this project possible. Many thousands of children’s lives will be changed as a result. That is the TGUP model. If we all do a little, no one person has to do too much. It works. Thank you for making the world a better place.
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