Mbuluyenji School in Mambwe, Zambia has 436 students and three classrooms. That’s 145 students per classroom, so some of the students have their classes out in the open under a thatched roof. This project will add three classrooms, an office, new latrines, refurbish an existing set of latrines, and finish an open-air classroom. Thank you to those donors who have made this possible!
The existing school
The students
The latrines
Beginning new latrines
Latrines coming into being
(see the old one in the background)
(see the old one in the background)
Beginning refurbishment of old classroom
(to replace this one):
(to replace this one):
Putting on the roof
Progress on latrines (notice two stalls)
Latrines are almost finished
The roof of the small classroom is on!
Small children’s latrines are finished
(except for paint)
(except for paint)
What a difference! (Check Before, above)
Finished! Early school latrines—Before and After
Finished! Big kids’ latrines—Before and After
Finished! Classroom
The children say, “Thank You!”
Thank you to those donors who have made this amazing project possible! Almost 500 students will benefit, now. Over the projects’ full lives, it will be well over 5,000.
To join us in the next Phase of the project—constructing three classrooms—click here or ask Charu or Jayesh how you can help. We really CAN change the world. We ARE!
