Help The Men Carve NPC by Paint, Painting Equipment and Fencing for Two Rural Schools in Ndwedwe
location
Durban, KwaZulu-Natal
category
Education & Early Childhood Development
sub-category
Classroom equipment & furniture
How can you help?
Help The Men Carve NPC by Paint, Painting Equipment and Fencing for Two Rural Schools in Ndwedwe
Here's a little more info about this opportunity...
The Men Carve is seeking support to improve the learning environments of Ubuhlebesizwe Secondary School and Ngungwini Secondary School in Ndwedwe, KwaZulu-Natal. We are looking for donations of paint, paintbrushes, rollers, paint trays, ladders, protective clothing and other painting materials to help paint the interior and exterior walls of both schools. We are also seeking fencing materials and installation support for Ngungwini Secondary School. We welcome support from hardware stores, paint suppliers, construction companies, professional painters, businesses, community organisations and individuals who can contribute materials, equipment, skilled labour or funding towards these improvements. Our goal is to work together with the school communities to create cleaner, more welcoming learning environments for learners and teachers. Every contribution, whether big or small, will help us make a practical difference. If you are able to assist, please connect with The Men Carve to discuss how you can contribute. Together, we can support rural education and help create better school environments in Ndwedwe.
Sustainable Development Goals
Quality Education
Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all
Impact Metrics (Estimates)
Education facilities to be improved
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