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Our Work

Our first project rebuilt a crumbling stick framed school into a durable six classroom cement structure.  The school now provides a safe and sheltered environment for over 750 children from around the booming community of Amonfro, Ghana. Drawing on international funding and local talents, the project was successfully completed for a mere $20,000 USD.  As an added bonus the construction of the Amonfro Primary School created over 50 jobs over the course of 24 months.  The increase in the number of classrooms has also ensured space for 4-5 new educational positions.  More importantly the provision of a stable structure and workable teaching conditions has decreased the turnover of the highly valued staff.

Before/after

Zion Project

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The small community of Awutu-Beraku has
been identified as the site of our next project.
The existing nursery and primary school has
seen a significant drop in the number of students enrolled due to the state of the building. As the conditions of the site have worsened, parents have elected to transfer their children to schools in other villages. 

Currently hosting approx. 400 students and 16 instructors, this structure borders a public waste area and is frequently visited by wandering animals, dust clouds, rainwater floods and locals who disrupt the lessons. Our goal is to build off the existing foundation and create a larger 4 room school to cater to the students from their kindergarten days through Junior high (JSS).