Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages

by The Butterfly Tree
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Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
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Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages

Project Report | Jan 8, 2016
Advancement for Orphans

By Jane Kaye-Bailey | Founder

New Bore Hole for Simsimuku School
New Bore Hole for Simsimuku School

Everything we do revolves around the welfare of the Zambia orphans. 1.2 million children have lost one or both parents through HIV and AIDS, malaria and poverty related issues.

We take a holistic approach when working with orphans and rural communities, looking to see how their water, food, health and education facilites can be improved. We have made tremendous progress in many areas, most especially by adding bore holes (wells) in schools, most recently to Siachabuki and Simuka. With the prolonged drought, which has caused considerable food shortages throughout the Southern Province, bore holes are essential, not only to provide safe drinking water, but also to enable irrigation for school gardens. This year fifteen schools have received seeds and fertilizers to develop sustainable feeding programs.

Major projects completed in 2015 include the school development at N’gandu with the addition of a 1×3 classroom block, two teacher's houses and latrines. Other schools that recently received funding are River View, who were given desks and text books, and 100 pupils received school bags containing all their educational needs. Kasiya School has new latrines, a teacher’s house has been restored at Kamwi and a new 1×2 classroom block at N’dele.

In December a number of orphans, being sponsored by the charity, completed school and will receive their results in March 2016. Charity Muuya, completed her third year at Teacher's Training College and will be volunteering for The Butterfly Tree while she await employment. Over the Christmas period we have engaged school leavers, who were sponsored by The Butterfly Tree, and having been trained as peer educators, to run HIV prevention workshops.

We are reaching out to 29 schools in four Chiefdoms. Thousands of orphans and vulnerable children, throughout the Kazungula and Livingstone Districts, now have access to improved water supplies, feeding programmes, better education and healthcare.

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Location: Banstead, Surrey - United Kingdom
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Frank Maiolo
Monument , Colorado United States

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