So far the project has donated desks, sewing machines, books and
computers and also covers the cost of living expenses for ten
special needs students who could not otherwise attend school.
We have started to construct a suitable classroom facility for
the secondary education of the deaf and disabled children
graduating from the primary School. The building has been designed
in such a way that it can be extended to accommodate larger numbers
of children as the project develops. A secondary classroom has been
built on the primary school grounds to encourage integration
resources can be shared. SRP continues to support this project and
we will continue to add more classrooms.
Additionally, ongoing support of the project by Sanctuary
Retreats Philanthropy and our guests on a Tanzania safari will
contribute to the following key developments:
- A soundproof room to accurately test deaf children and fit
hearing aids.
- A craft room where special needs students can participate in
income generating projects once they graduate, giving them a means
of independence.