Our main projects in Uganda, Kenya, Nicaragua and Bolivia aim to mirror the approach used at our Flagship School in Paraguay - offering a high quality education where knowledge is reinforced by building students' practical skills, promoting entrepreneurship and nurturing a 'can do' attitude. We work with local partners to make these schools 100% financially sustainable through establishing school businesses - ensuring our support not only solves problems today, it keeps on working tomorrow!
St. Denis is a Secondary School in Makondo village, a rural community three hours south of the Ugandan capital, Kampala – and it is a school where many students are HIV/AIDS orphans.
School businesses includes dairy production, a matoke plantation (a green banana which is one of the local staples), a school supplies store, an internet cafe and a mill. Read more...
Ondati Girls' Seconday School is located in one of the poorest regions of Western Kenya. Through a mix of academic skills, and business education, these girls will get a chance their parents never had, to break the cycle of poverty.
School businesses include grain storage, milk production, bee keeping and mobile phone charging. Read more..
La Bastilla Technical High School is based on a coffee estate, in an area where only 20% of young people currently attend secondary school.
School enterprises include an eco-lodge & restaurant, chicken and egg production, dairy, a pig business, vegetables, and more. Read more...
The Centro de Educación Alternativa AgrÃcola (CEAA) offers practical agricultural education to meet the needs of poor rural youth in the impoverished Chaco region in Southern Bolivia.
School businesses include grain storage, a dairy business, honey, jam and caramel production and poultry production. Read more...