We work in partnership with 20 primary schools across the rural and municipal districts of the Mtwara region. Over-crowded and under-resourced, these schools suffered from years of neglect and were struggling to meet the most basic needs of their children.
EdUKaid works in partnership with schools to renovate neglected classrooms, rebuild latrines, install rainwater-harvesting systems, replace furniture and provide crucial resources creating safe, vibrant learning environments. Combined with these initiatives, we work with teaching staff to building capacity within the schools and wider communities, ensuring improvements are long lasting.
EdUKaid works with partner schools to overcome these problems building the capacity of its staff and wider school communities ensuring improvements are long lasting. We renovate neglected classrooms, rebuild latrines, install rainwater-harvesting systems, replace furniture and provide crucial resources creating safe, vibrant learning environments.
Your donation could help a school educate up to 600 children giving them the chance of a better future.
This school was renovated in early 2019 Read more
One of our most recent partner schools renovated in 2018 Read more
Namgogoli Primary School is in a village distinct for its red sand Read more
Located in an area completely unreachable during monsoon season Read more
Located is half way between the EdUKaid offices in Mikindani and the local town of Mtwara. Read more
One of our larger schools Read more
One of our most challenging renovations to date Read more
One of the our most rural schools Read more
Mwenge primary school is on particularly high ground making it difficult to access in the wet season Read more
Our biggest renovation project and largest school Read more
Singino School is local to the EdUKaid offices in Mikindani Read more
Located in a remote costal village Read more
Our very first partner schools renovated in 2010 Read more
One of our most recent projects renovated in 2017 Read more
One of the most remote schools Read more
Renovated in 2016 thanks to a grant from Marr Munning Trust Read more
Transformed thanks to the Sunshine on MIkindani appeal Read more