Capital projects
Constructing a second classroom, new toilet blocks and a playground for our students.
Accessing education has always been difficult for the children of Longido, an isolated Maasai area of Tanzania. With children as young as three responsible for herding the family’s cattle, a two-hour walk each way to the nearest school has been impossible to balance with their domestic duties.
Hearing about the need in Longido, we founded independent Ebeneza Primary School to educate the children in their first two years of schooling. The school has two classes of around 50 students. Through the generous support of our donors, we provide consistent salaries for teachers and support staff, ongoing training, teachers resources, clean water and food for the children to enable them to focus and get the most from their education experience.
Established a sewing and business training program
Graduated our first intake of students
Resourced a co-operative with business mentorship
Received our second intake of students
Provided food and clean water to vulnerable people
Consistent salaries for teachers and support staff
Teaching and learning resources
Teacher training via Joshua Teachers’ Training College
Ongoing teacher mentoring
Food program for students
Access to clean water
Constructing a second classroom, new toilet blocks and a playground for our students.
Leveraging natural resources to provide a sustainable income for a remote community.