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Classroom Fundraiser: Bring out of school children to school
Basic Information
Address: 86713
Phone Number: +254786808882
Email: info@joylandpa.com
Director: Jonathan Munyany
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Additional Information
Causes Served: education
Population Served: school children
Ages for Volunteer: N/A
Hours of Service: optional
Days of Service: optional
Languages: English, Swahili
Languages used as a Medium: English, Swahili
Experience Required:
N/A
Programs Open To: all year round
Travel Arrangements:
A: It's very easy to get a visa to Kenya. The following documents are necessary.
1 -Invitation letter/email from me.
2 -immunization card from your doctor
3 -insurance cover from any insurance company
4 -valid passport from your country
Participants Work: Fundraising
Application Process:
Request Jonathan Munyany to send you application form
Email: info@joylandpa.com
Visa Requirements:
Visa
Q: Where should I go to Kenya visa?
A: Go to hwww.ecitizen.go.ke . Create account before filling application. Pay online.
Q: Should children obtain visa?
A: Children aged 16 and below have visa fee waiver
Question: How much is visa?
Answer: It's USD $ 50 for volunteers/ interns. Check immigration www.immigration.go.ke
For any changing
.Question: Which visa should I apply for?
Answer: As a volunteer or intern, apply for single journey visa
Mission Statement:
To bring out of school children to school
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Together we can
Program History:
The project ''Bring 'out-of-school' children to school'' is underway promoting education to less privileged children and orphans. It looks to make education accessible by giving teaching services and basic space to allow learning/teaching to take place.
The population of children in the surrounding area grew significantly in 2016- 2017. This has led to higher imbalance in student to classrooms ratio
Additional Information:
By bringing out-of-school children to school, we hope to reduce involuntary marriages, illiteracy prevalence, child prostitution, drug abuse, early marriages/pregnancies, joblessness and social crimes down by 60% by 2023 and make communities self sustainable and sufficient by 2030. Between January-March 2018 we have lost 42 students into streets due to lack of enough learning space/classrooms in 2015-2017that is why we need volunteers/interns helping hands! We need to bring balance and stop.
Feel free to request detailed budget.