Rotary Club of Truro School Project Cameroon Africa global grant gg1417856
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The Rotary Club of Truro is partnering with local Rotary clubs and NGOs in Cameroon to rebuild the deteriorated Befang Presbyterian Secondary School. The existing school buildings are in poor condition, with leaky roofs, no running water or proper latrines. This project will rebuild the secondary school and two-room primary school to improve education conditions and sanitation for 211 students and teachers. Community volunteers are making bricks for construction. The Integrated Development Foundation will administer the project, and Mr. Tafrie, who oversaw a previous successful school rebuild, will coordinate construction efforts.
Rotary Club of Truro School Project Cameroon Africa global grant gg1417856
- 1. Rotary Club of Truro School Project Befang, Cameroon, Africa Nova Scotia Cameroon
- 4. GS Illum School Befang School City of Bamenda Bamenda
- 5. The Road to Befang From Bamenda
- 11. A Few of the 211 Students wit Mme. Oussematou, Allan and Lydia Sorflaten (Rotary Club o Truro) and two of the Teacher
- 12. Existing School Buildings Three Room Secondary School
- 13. Existing School Buildings Deteriorated Structure Two Room Primary School
- 15. Note The Steps Leading Into the School
- 16. No Teacher’s Desk; Bamboo Divider Between Classrooms; Children Write on Their Laps.
- 17. Old Church Benches Used For Children To Sit. The Children Must Write On Their Laps. The Floor Is Made of Dust
- 19. Dust Breeds Jigger Fleas. These Parasites Infest Their Toes and Contaminate Their Blood Resulting in Disease.
- 20. Dust Causes Cough (Respiratory Problems)
- 21. Blackboard
- 23. Side Entrance
- 30. The Roof Leaks.
- 31. There is Potable Running Water From A Pump No Proper Place Where Children Can Wash Their Hands. They Get Their Dresses Wet As They Carry Water.
- 32. The Children and Teachers Do Not Have A Proper Latrine. This Leads To Cholera and Dysentery.
- 33. The School Needs Assistance • To Permit Children To Enjoy Their ‘Right To Quality Education’ • To Improve Working Conditions. Teachers Say Working Conditions Are Very Difficult • Sanitation and Safety Of Children and Teachers Must Come First
- 34. Present Latrine For Teachers & Children
- 36. Global Grant- GG1417856 Approved: To Rebuild and Equip Befang Presbyterian iorated Secondary School
- 37. Forms Have Been Built To Make Bricks
- 38. Community Volunteers Making Bricks (Aim 6000!) January 15th, 2014
- 41. Rotary Club of Kumbo Rotary Club in Cameroon Supervising This Project. Bannyuy Justine President Rotary Club of Kumbo bjustine@hicameroon.org
- 42. Some Members of Rotary Club of Kumbo
- 43. Integrated Development Foundation (IDF) Will Be the NGO Administering The Project (Director Mme Oussematou and Rotarian Lydia Turnover Ceremony of GS Illum Project)
- 44. Befang is Mr. Tafrie’s Home Community. He Skillfully Directed The Rebuilding of GS Illum School, Rotary Club of Truro’s First School Project in the Cameroon.
- 45. Mr. Tafrie Will Be The Community Coordinator of the Construction In Befang
- 46. Phase 3. To Rebuild the Two Room Primary School that Accomodates 50 Students.
- 47. The Contractor : James Ntangye WOODMAN (Under the Direction of Civil Engineer Noube Mathieu)
- 48. Each Student Will Be Provided With A Scribbler and Pencil
- 49. Looking Forward to Better Conditions!