All Out Africa Rebuild Tofo Schools
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On Wednesday, February 15 the coast of Mozambique was hit by cyclone Dineo, and the devastation is incomprehensible.
My company, All Out Africa has worked in the coastal town of Tofo for many years. We primarily work on marine research and conservation, however we also participate in social projects- allowing international volunteers from all over the globe to participate as assistant teachers, swim instructors and in general, role models, to the children of the area. We are calling on our past volunteers, friends and family to help us, help them rebuild.
During the storm over 900 schools and orphanages were severely damaged, in addition to over 20,000 private residences. In these coastal areas, the community buildings, such as schools, become a place of refuge from storms and other natural disasters. Now with these crucial buildings left in ruins the children have no safe haven to turn to whilst their homes are also under construction- leaving them open to the elements.
We are currently accepting donations, of any size, in an effort to help the residents of Tofo to rebuild these primary community institutions. Our aim is to give Tofo back it's safe community centres, and provide less fortunate residents a place to seek refuge in this aftermath. Our hope is that with your generous donations, life in Tofo can return back to normal for the children, and they can continue to grow and learn despite everything that stands against them.
Let's work together and create a ray of light in an otherwise cloudy sky. From myself, our staff in Tofo whom are currently working to rebuild on the ground, and all of us at All Out Africa-- thank you for your help and support!
(The images seen here, are what remains of the pre-schools nd orphanages we partner with after storm Dineo)
My company, All Out Africa has worked in the coastal town of Tofo for many years. We primarily work on marine research and conservation, however we also participate in social projects- allowing international volunteers from all over the globe to participate as assistant teachers, swim instructors and in general, role models, to the children of the area. We are calling on our past volunteers, friends and family to help us, help them rebuild.
During the storm over 900 schools and orphanages were severely damaged, in addition to over 20,000 private residences. In these coastal areas, the community buildings, such as schools, become a place of refuge from storms and other natural disasters. Now with these crucial buildings left in ruins the children have no safe haven to turn to whilst their homes are also under construction- leaving them open to the elements.
We are currently accepting donations, of any size, in an effort to help the residents of Tofo to rebuild these primary community institutions. Our aim is to give Tofo back it's safe community centres, and provide less fortunate residents a place to seek refuge in this aftermath. Our hope is that with your generous donations, life in Tofo can return back to normal for the children, and they can continue to grow and learn despite everything that stands against them.
Let's work together and create a ray of light in an otherwise cloudy sky. From myself, our staff in Tofo whom are currently working to rebuild on the ground, and all of us at All Out Africa-- thank you for your help and support!
(The images seen here, are what remains of the pre-schools nd orphanages we partner with after storm Dineo)
Organizer
Ginger Green
Organizer
Sterling Heights, MI
