Help Viva Foundation of South Africa by donating paving for for the Refilwe Campus affected by flooding in summer.

 Cullinan, Gauteng

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Help Viva Foundation of South Africa by donating paving  for for the Refilwe Campus affected by flooding in summer.

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Education & Early Childhood Development

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School infrastructure support

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Help Viva Foundation of South Africa by donating paving for for the Refilwe Campus affected by flooding in summer.

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The Viva Connect Refilwe Campus experiences flooding every summer during the rainy months. There is a portion of the campus that is wetland and above the centre is underground water that causes a lot of muddy conditions. The water does not flow off fast enough and children have to wade through mud for most of Summer. We urgently need paving for the campus to create walkways and areas to serve the school meals, that is not covered in mud all summer. The area that needs paving is about 180 m2 [approximately 70 meters of walkway x 2m wide plus a quad of 20 x 20 meter.]

Sustainable Development Goals

Quality Education

Quality Education

Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all

Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation

Impact Metrics (Estimates)

1facilities

Education facilities to be improved

200learners

Learners to be supported


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