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Upgrading sanitation facilities for 320 students at Tetteh Ocloo Boarding School for the Deaf, Ghana
Dr Seth Tetteh-Ocloo founded the Tetteh Ocloo Boarding School for the Deaf in 1966, which was the first of its kind. The school received minimal funding, so SMEC in Ghana was pleased to recently help in updating sanitation facilities for the 320 students attending the school.
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Agricultural learning creates lasting revenue streams for schools, Philippines
After eight years of collaboration between SMEC and the Australian Foundation for Fostering Learning in the Philippines (AFFLIP), another significant milestone has been reached with the completion of the Mushroom Production Project in the Talomo District of Davao City. Benefiting over 21,000 children across seven schools, this project is a testament to the enduring partnership between SMEC and AFFLIP.
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SMEC Foundation completes Electrical Solution Project, Kenya
Funded by our charity partner, So They Can and SMEC alumni, the Busbridge Family, the project delivers access to safe and quality essential healthcare services at a local clinic.
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School Kitchen Storeroom Project
The School Kitchen Storeroom Project, made possible through the generous support of the SMEC Foundation and Busbridge Family, has brought about significant improvements in multiple areas. Four large storerooms were constructed adjacent to existing kitchens, addressing the critical lack of storage space, and providing a dedicated area for cooking utensils and non-perishable foods. This enhancement has not only improved functionality but also positively impacted the hygiene and food handling practices within the schools.
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Improving access to resilient water supply for the Wom community and public beach, Papua New Guinea
In Wom, over 90 households and all visitors to the public beach now have safe, resilient drinking water. Supported by Busbridge Family, the SMEC Foundation helped improve access to WASH services through a pilot community in Wom village and public beach. This development created a blueprint that other districts in Papua New Guinea can utilise to improve WASH services and management.
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