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Resource Room Expansion Project Type(s):
Country:
Tanzania
Volunteer(s) Name:
A Bennett
Volunteer(s) Homestate:
Ohio
Funds community contributed:
$307
Percentage community contributed:
37%
Funds needed were:
$516
Funds requested were:
$516
PPCP #:
621-187
Year of project approval:
2009
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Projects started in Tanzania 2009 (18) .
Basketball Court , Center and School for Orphans , Chicken Raising Income Generation , Dairy Initiative , Health Dispensary , Kitchen for Secondary School , Maternity Ward at Health Clinic , Medical Staff Housing for Village Dispensary , Primary School and Community Library , Resource Room Expansion , Rural Health Center , School Improvement , School Kitchen , School Laboratory Expansion , School Toilet Construction … further results
Other Projects in Tanzania (21) .
A Dry Student is a Good Student Masaga Tanzania , Basketball Court , Center and School for Orphans , Chicken Raising Income Generation , Dairy Initiative , Health Dispensary , Kitchen for Secondary School , Maternity Ward at Health Clinic , Medical Staff Housing for Village Dispensary , Nianjema Secondary School , Primary School and Community Library , Resource Room Expansion , Rural Health Center , School Improvement , School Kitchen … further results
Projects by Volunteers from Ohio (11) .
After-School Learning Center , Mary Althoff , Mary Archung Bradshaw , Amy Grace , Donetsk American International Club English Summer Camp , Eco-Friendly Community Initiative , Education: A New Hope for the Community , Leonard Garden , Andrew Karrer , Kitchen Remodeling Project , Library Book Project , Scott McBride , Messages to Our Community Mural Project , John Porterfield , Resource Room Expansion … further results
Other PCPP Projects by Volunteers (440) .
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Info about the Resource Room Expansion
Despite crowded work space and limited capacity for storing and organizing library stock, a secondary boarding school in Tanzania currently provides many programs to maximize the use of its current resources, including books, computers, audio-visual equipment, periodicals and wall displays. With a grant of $516.00 USD, the school will expand the capacity to use these resources to serve over 1,000 students and 35 teachers by converting a currently unused classroom into a new, user-friendly Resource Room. Funds will go towards essential maintenance repairs of the room and adding shelf space and furniture.
