Nyaka Wish List
Wish List - 2008
Thank you for all your help and support!
In 2008... we will have
- the first graduation on December 28, 2008
- 216 student at Nyaka in levels 1-7
- 91 students at Kutamba in levels 1-3
Nyaka School Wish List
- Clothes for boys and girls (can be bought in Uganda for $7 each)
- Most of our students have no beddings or even a bed
- Girls and boys underwear
- You can donate to build a toilet (outhouse) for a family that hosts one of the Nyaka students for $450
- Mosquito nets ($8 each)
- World Globe Map for each classroom
- Generator (available in Uganda)
- Laptops, can only be shipped to Uganda
- Each child in upper primary (P4-P7) needs a mathematical set.
This would improve technical drawing and mathematics in general,
which are critical skill requirements as the children move toward
secondary school. 45 sets @2.50 = $112.30 (can be bought in Uganda)
- Solar power in each classroom.
- Telephone booth
- Scholarships for the graduating class $500 each for year. Secondary is four years and two years of high school.
Christian Education
- Christian reading books
- Song books
- Seven CD/Radios, CDs, and Tapes for each classroom
- Music instruments
Kutamba Wish List
- Books; reading, writing, and text books
- Benches and desks for three classrooms
- Seven classrooms (Funded through Aspen Friends of Nyaka c/o Carol and Robert Auld)
- 21/2 acres of land (Funded through Aspen Friends of Nyaka c/o Carol and Robert Auld)
- Filing cabinets for three classrooms
- Motor Cycle for the headmaster
- Medicine for 90 students
- Fulltime nurse
- Mosquito nets for all 90 students
- Uniforms for 30 new students in level one
- More to come!
Come visit and see with your eyes.
Let us remember that every person who is infected, whatever the reason, is a fellow human being with human rights and human needs. Let no one imagine that we can protect ourselves by building barriers between us and "them." For, in the ruthless world of AIDS, there is no us and them. My friends, to do all this, we must change, if not for our own sake, then for our children's. - Kofi Annan, Secretary-General, United Nations
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