Construction of educational infrastructure in Namibia

International projects

SEPO is run by Mosesa Musukubili. The organization takes care of the children from the mentioned above city located in the Zambezi Region. Moses is as well a volunteer who helps people affected by HIV and AIDS. Based on her family’s experience he created many projects realized by SEPO which are addressed at HIV positive people and their closest members of family.

One of the organization’s initiatives run by Moses Musukubili is holding extracurricular classes and unofficial kindergarten. The children from around Katima Mulilo have a secured place to do their homework and study, and the little ones at their pre-school age – space for playing together. Moses runs feeding centers for the youngest from poor families.

Currently, a new building for extracurricular classes is under construction. Thanks to it the children will have better conditions to study and access to teaching aids. Kulczyk Foundation supported the finishing of the building – most of all floors and windows. We also helped with doing electrical work. Our foundation provided aid materials for small pupils – chalk, chairs, swings and toys.

For more information on SEPO and the project realized by them as well as how to financially support the organization - here.

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