VITAL SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE

The cost of repairing and expanding school infrastructure often falls to parents. This is a huge burden for the poorest and most vulnerable communities. MMF has funded school infrastructure in communities with a strong commitment to education and an urgent need for investment. We also boost school food production and income-generating projects to help the schools become more self-sustaining.
Projects we have worked on:
QALODA PRIMARY SCHOOL, TANZANIA
372 children have been sent to school
The Local Government gifted £2,000 towards the build and transportation of materials
The community gifted local materials valued at over £7,000
MMF donated £20,900
A major renovation was carried out with over 8 classrooms and 2 staff rooms, bathrooms and 7 teachers' houses
NEW BLOOD SCHOOL, THAILAND
Educates 600 Burmese migrant children from villages and refugee camps
1/4 of these children are orphans, who board at the school
A large part of their old school was in disrepair and unsafe
MMF funded a new wing with 5 classrooms and an office
PADARIYA SCHOOL, NEPAL
The existing building was in disrepair and some classes were taught outside to meet the demand
MMF funded a new school building for 200 rural children
MICHAEL MATTHEWS LEARNING CENTRE, BURMA
A new school was created for the Mae Wah Khee village in Karen State, Burma
This gives education to over 150 children who previously had little to no education or access to school