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     19:1
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Africa Aid Supplementary Curriculum Project (SCP) Expansion

Updated: June 23, 2008

Africa Aid's Supplementary Curriculum Project (SCP) program currently provides 215 children in the Buduburam Liberian Refugee Camp with nutritious meals and health education. In conjunction with our implementation partner organization, SHIFSD, the program provides underprivileged students with basic dietary provisions and knowledge of healthy lifestyle practices to increase their intellectual development in school and promote healthy lifestyle choices throughout Buduburam's larger communities.

Plans to expand the health education curriculum to a broader target audience of African students are currently underway. SCP will deliver educational modules through lunchtime lessons that engage students and educate them to share with their communities the best possible preventative measures they can take to avoid illness and disease, as well as encouraging optimal health.

 

Children enrolled in the Supplementary Curriculum Program.
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American Communities

Africa Aid, working with existing study and teach abroad programs, creates foreign aid programs that are supported by university classrooms and Africa Aid student organizations. Foreign programs are planned in part and analyzed by faculty experts for effectiveness and sustainability. This evaluation system offers an objective perspective on the effectiveness of our programs.

 
 

African Communities

Africa Aid works with African community leaders to train and teach the leaders of tomorrow by providing resources such as books, computers, and school lunch programs to support the African education system. African implementation partners offer intimate community knowledge and assessment to ensure that aid reaches those most in need.                                             


Africa Aid School Lunch Program (SLP) Enrollment Update

Africa Aid, in partnership with our African implementation partner SHIFSD, has created the School Lunch and Educational Enhancement Program (SLP) that provides a nutritious daily lunch to 213 refugee children in the Buduburam Liberian Refugee Settlement in Ghana.

The SLP provides these underprivileged students with the necessary incentive to participate in school and increase their ability to learn by improving their nutritional well-being. Construction of our SLP kitchen is complete and SHIFSD has hired several mothers of our recipient children as cooks in the name of improving the economic status of women in the Buduburam community. The School Lunch Program serves as a jumping point for our micro-finance program to allow women to produce food for the SLP to foster our model of sustainability and break the necessity for future donor assistance as well as improve the economic and social condition of women within the Buduburam community.

 

Children enrolled in the School Lunch Program enjoy their nutritious daily meal.

Now, we want you to support our School Lunch Program. The best way is to purchase an Africa Aid T-shirt. Now through June 30, 100% of the proceeds from our t-shirt sales will go directly to the Buduburam community to ensure the educational empowerment of these 213 willing and motivated children.

Help Support Empowerment by Wearing Empowerment.

Related Links:

- Purchase an Africa Aid T-Shirt: Just $20 + S/H.
- Donate to the Africa Aid School Lunch Program
- Find out how you can get involved with Africa Aid


 

Self-Help Initiative for Sustainable Development (SHIFSD) is a Liberian refugee-run organization based in the Buduburam Refugee Settlement in Ghana. In May of 2005, SHIFSD conducted a large-scale baseline education survey to gather accurate information about the general state of education in Buduburam. In reaction to this survey, SHIFSD created an Accelerated Learning Program (ALP) to provide a free education to 150 underprivileged children that were unable to afford school tuition fees. Africa Aid is proud to provide a school lunch program for the SHIFSD ALP Program and name SHIFSD as an implementation partner of Africa Aid.

Visit their website at www.shifsd.org




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