The Saturday of 13th July 2019 was unforgettable day after receiving our heroines and heroes, the Mt Kilimanjaro Challengers from the Gulf For Good who risked their lives to climb the mighty Mt Kilimanjaro to raise funds for building classrooms at Enjoro maasai school. This is a genuine love for children.
Despite the Challengers’ tiredness, just hours after descending from the #Kilimanjaro, they made a Charity visit at Enjoro Primary School. This was awesome! The voluntary act to serve food to over 823 kids was so touching and it was a true demonstration of compassion, caring, humility and love for kids and commitment to change their lives around the world.
More importantly, your commitment to help in building classrooms and the fun you brought to the kids, kind of ignited life and brought hope inside these kids. The Enjoro school is in dire need of new classrooms. It is impossible to provide quality education when 824 students share 3 complete and 2 semi-complete classrooms. The current ratio is 1:165 while the standard is 1:45. The kindergarten kids sit and write from the bare floor and others study under trees. Watch a video about the school and how you can get involved in helping these beautiful maasai kids, https://bit.ly/2L0Csvf. The Foundation for African Empowerment (FAE) ensures your donations are put to work in ways that truly benefit the children in need.
FAE has already done a lot of good work since its inception. You can read all about our projects on this website. We thank each and every one of you for doing your part and count on your support to help us achieve our goals for all children including those with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Our aim for the next five years is to ensure 10000 kids have access to quality inclusive education. Many partners are helping us get there, you can also get involved.
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