The school feeding programme at Mzimuni Primary School provides tremendous opportunities to engage pupils outdoors, through practical learning, as well as providing a source of nutrition through the school gardening setting.
Read MoreIn September Shivam raised an incredible £3,231 by climbing Mount Kilmanjaro. This money has been used to paint an amazing 32 classrooms with educational paintings for the children to enhance children learning.
Read MoreWe are so grateful to Jonny, Tom and Matt for raising over £10k to help Muungano primary school. Thankyou to everyone who donated and congratulations to Jonny, Tom and Matt for an amazing achievement!
Read MoreWe are taking part in the Big Give Christmas Challenge 2023! Between November 28th and December 5th any donations will be matched up to the value of £5,000. We would love to raise enough funds to completely renovate 9 classrooms at Muungano Primary.
Read MoreGirls and boys at Manyire Primary School now have safe and hygienic toilets to use. This provides a clean space for effective Menstrual Hygiene Management for girls.
Read MoreGirls and boys at Majimoto Primary School now have a safe and hygienic toilet to use. This has dramatically increase girls’ attendance and exam results.
Read MoreThousands of children will no longer learn in dangerous and dilapidated classrooms. Alongside the community, 9 classrooms have been constructed for Mshikamano Primary School.
Read MoreNew toilets to enable girls and boys to attend school for the whole day and ensure girls no longer have to miss school during their menstruation each month.
Read MoreWe are very happy with the completion of a brand new school kitchen at Mshikamano primary school! The existing kitchen was environmentally damaging, inefficient and unhygienic. Our partners Ndoto in Action met with the community at Mshikamano primary school and the community immediately identified the school kitchen as one aspect of the school needing urgent attention.
Read MoreScott and Matt embarked on a 950-mile adventure from Uganda to Tanzania on bamboo bicycles to raise money for Oldenderet primary school. We are so grateful for their achievement, and look forward to renovating the classrooms for the children.
Read MoreThis weekend marks the 10 year anniversary of when the idea of Made with Hope began and started to be put into action. We don’t have the funds or capacity to throw a fancy charity ball to celebrate but we do want to say a HUGE thank you to everyone who has believed in what we’re doing so far.
Read MoreWe have published our Impact Report for 2022! Here is an update on our 2022 impact in each of our four core programmes of work:
Read MoreHussein, Founder of Ndoto in Action (NIA), gave us an update on all things Maweni. We celebrated the completion of 10 classroom renovations, 2 brand new classrooms and new toilets with an official handover ceremony.
Read MoreSchool visits and engaging with local communities helps us design and implement effective projects for thousands of children in Tanzania. We caught up with Alex, Leor and Zac who recently visited Tanzania to visit our projects and development partners to discuss ongoing and future projects.
Read MoreIn January 2023 Kaushik Shah rode 350km from Mumbai to Goa by bike on behalf of One Kind Act to help fund Made with Hopes classroom renovation plans at Oldenderet primary school. Kaushik has told us all about it…
Read MoreChildren in our partner schools often don’t wash their hands because there is no water or soap available. This leads to the spread of germs and illness, leading to absence from school and ill health. This affects grades, and can be a reason that students can’t progress to secondary school.
Read MoreSome of the existing classrooms have no proper windows meaning when it's rainy or windy, the students get wet and feel too uncomfortable to learn. We want to improve school classrooms infrastructure to make a safe and comfortable learning environment.
Read MoreIn rural Arusha there is no access to fresh drinking water meaning students are thirsty, miss classes to collect water for their school or are left to consume unsafe water.
Read More2173 girls empowered to since 2013. Why? Because girls are missing up to 3-4 days of school a month because they don’t have a toilet or sanitary pad to use.
Read MoreAnother great achievement for the Marurani community. Our amazing supporters and the Marurani community helped us to renovate 9 classrooms. This has already help improve attendance and made teachers and students much happier in their school.
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