We have supported the Ngogwe community to further develop their education services by; establishing 10 community-based literacy centres in the community which are being supported by 50 local literacy volunteers; constructing a classroom block at a primary school; and training 60 teachers to create contextualised learning materials for their children.
We facilitated training with 600 farmers who are now applying improved farming techniques, which increases their productivity and livelihoods.
We will continue our partnership with the Ngogwe community until 2023, continuing to build their knowledge, skills and resilience through sustainable projects, ensuring they will be equipped to identify and respond to needs as they arise.