Osupukiai Victory Academy (betterplace.org)

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J. lenkume (Project Manager)

This comunity-based project is ongoing with construction. In the begining of this year, we constructed an extra two classrooms funded by the well wishers and now we are done away with four classrooms, of which pupils are using them for their basic education. We currently have 100 children of aged 5-10 years and looking forward to accomodate more who are not getting their chances right now due to lack of infrustructure and facilities.
We are looking forward to the entire betterplace community to help us with their kind donation to make this upcoming children pave their way. This will benefit not only the children but also the entire maasai community who are still blindfolded with illeteracy.

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Location: Nairobi, Kenya
Published on 08 February 2012

Location: Nairobi, Kenya

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Building and studying materials

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This infrustructure and studying materials will help us accomodate the children who are seeking their better living and raise the living standards of the entire commuinity. Together we can move a mountain.

Created on 08 February 2012

J. lenkume (Project Manager)

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