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Health
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Train 2 nurses, now fully employed locally
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Support for Dr Hamza – purchase and maintain motor bike
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Supply of drugs, particularly antibiotics
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Equip room for ‘small ops’, including aircon
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Equip room for dentist
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Supply generator and autoclave
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Emergency assistance when needed
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Education – Village school
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Supply 4 computers and 1 printer
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Support VSO Teacher/Adviser from July 2008 – December 2009
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Supply photocopier
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Supplied all secondary school pupils with dictionaries
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Supply of English language textbooks
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Higher Education
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Fund two students in higher (University) education
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Sponsor higher education through annual bursaries for Jambiani students
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Provide good accommodation in Stone Town for all higher education students
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Pay annual exam fees, and entry fees for University for Form VI students
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Nursery Schools
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Jambiani Community Academy
(‘Chuo cha Wajambiani’)
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Established new Community Academy service, including major renovation work and complete furnishing.
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Set up internet connection and lending library on the premises.
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Provided desks, chairs, computers, printers, laptops and office machines
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Employed local teacher to manage Academy and to give computer lessons
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Classes provided free for Jambiani students in many subjects, including English
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Supported volunteer teachers
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Sewing Ladies Co-operative
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Jambiani Fundi Workshop
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Trained for 3 years in Stone Town Colleges 9 village craftsmen – plumbing, electrical, refrigeration, carpenters and motor mechanics
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Founded the innovative JAMBIANI FUNDI WORKSHOP. Initially funded by ZAP with the aim of expanding to include more tradesmen in the future - via apprenticeships and further training
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Water
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Supply and install new water pump for northern villages in 2008 – a ‘one off’ emergency project in response to village request, and in the absence of other funding
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Significant contribution to the major water supply project in south villages – locally instigated and managed - 2007
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