A Logiya library could be a reality with your support!
Logiya is a town located in the Afar region of Ethiopia. A promising school in Logiya was selected to participate in a program that partners Ethiopia's Ministry of Education, USAID and Ethiopia Reads. With $10,000, a new library with books, shelving and librarian training will give children the chance to read!
Here are a few images of the school. Please read further down for a letter from the Afar Forum.
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A letter from the Afar Forum:
The objective of the sponsors of this noble act is to furnish the Logiya school with a functional library, books, shelving and some training. The organization is collaborating with the department of education, the UNHCR through their TLMP program (Textbook Learning Materials Program) and these entities are the one's that did the selection for Logyia to be a model library.
"Depending on funding, we are planning to do an assessment in April-July of 2012 and implement the next half of 2012." Said Ethiopia Reads Country Director Dana Roskey.
The goal is to raise a minimum of $10,000 to cover the cost of books, furniture, shipment, transportation and training.
The afar Forum call upon the Afar diaspora and friends of Afars to help realize the project.
Anyone who is interested to help can contact:
Afar Forum at
afar_forum@yahoo.com
or Mr. Frew Tibebu at
Frew@Ethiopiaareads.org or by telephone at 1- 209-629-3765
Mr. Frew spearheads the project and is looking forward to your help and generous donation.
Read more here.
Thursday, November 03, 2011