In 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.
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Thousands of children will no longer learn in dangerous and dilapidated classrooms. Alongside the community, 9 classrooms have been constructed for Mshikamano Primary School.
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2173 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.
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The Made With Hope team and Femme International carried out a follow up meeting with the teachers involved in the Menstrual Hygiene Management Training of Teachers (T.o.T) project to listen to their feedback and to understand the projects impact.
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The girls toilet project at Mshikamano school is complete! The construction of safe, hygienic and period friendly toilets are key to making education more accessible to girls, who will no longer need to miss school when they are on their period.
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We are really pleased to announce that at the end of November, we conducted a Handover Event for two wonderful projects, our Classroom Renovations and Girls Toilet project, at Mshikamano School!
The Training of Teachers (T.o.T) project is a new strand to our Girl Empowerment programme, aiming to support girls’ education and menstrual hygiene management (MHM).
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This is an update on our handwashing appeal. We have completed handwashing stations and hygiene workshops in three of our partner schools.
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This Girl Empowerment project update explains the importance of tackling period poverty, what we are doing to support the girls in our partner schools, and sharing with you the current status of the project (which is exciting!).
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This blog is in appreciation of the One Kind Act funding for the rainwater harvesting tanks which has had a profound impact on our schools.
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Read how we’re tackling taboos surrounding menstruation and female sanitation in Tanzania.
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