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Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya houses 196,000 refugees who have fled from war and hunger in in neighbouring countries like Sudan, DR Congo, and Somalia. The camp has 24 schools and 645 teachers of whom 67% were not trained at all.
Impact
The Kakuma Project unites teacher across 75 countries offering free quality education to African refugees. Our project involves our own 2 innovative Maggie schools and 4 educational programs: Skype interactions with students globally, teacher training, coding classes and learning on demand via video lessons.
To keep our program and school running, we need funds. Donations will go straight to the refugees. With your support, we will be able to educate more children, fight polarisation and employ refugees.
Your gift may help us to:
· Pay our 2 refugee consultants salary of 110USD/month (max allowed salary in Kakuma)
· Buy materials like pens, tape and paper
· Transport students to our schools
· Maintain the computers
· Buy laptops, additional desks and chairs so we can scale up and involve more students
The Kakuma Project is part of TAG inc, a non-profit with 501c3 tax exemption. Your donation matters. Every single dollar goes straight to the refugees. Help us change education and change lives.