Mozambique
Adamo, a volunteer preschool teacher in Mdamba-tchauya, leading the children in their morning exercises
Anglican Church Education project
Farming communities in rural Pungue District,
Mozambique, regularly move as soil becomes
depleted and these moves take them further
away from schools. Children often enter first
grade at 9 or 10 years of age, if they can get to
school at all. The Anglican Church
Education project helps these communities
organize preschools and understand the value
of early childhood education in building a
foundation for learning. 1,100 children benefit
from the preschools, as do 100 of their parents
who take advantage of adult literacy classes.
Global Family provides for teacher training,
purchases school supplies and food for healthy
student lunches, and funds the church worker
who resources the preschools.
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