What ZAP has achieved since its
foundation in March 2008
The establishment of the ZAP Foundation in The Netherlands
Registration of the ZAP Foundation in Zambia
Work permit for Josien
Website www.zap-foundation.com- the website will soon be available in English
Obtaining the ANBI status
SCHOOLS
Kaindu Basic School:
Donation of 140 school benches and ten teachers' tables
Building a new teachers' home
Renovation of seven teachers' homes
Big Concession School:
Start of the construction of the first new teachers' home
EMPLOYMENT
A team of seven men and five women is currently employed at the Kaindu Basic School
A team of 8 men is currently employed at the Big Concession School
GENERAL
Kaindu basic school
The supply of tools for both schools. Request was honoured by "Gered Gereedschap" ("Saved Tools")
Donation of "ZAP-bicycle" to the Big Concession School team
The supply of several loans to both teams, among other things for blankets, corn flour, etc.
Donation of seeds to the Lutekelo Farmers Group; providing that they will sell the harvest collectively
Wheelchair; donated by the Emcart Reha Team for a heavily disabled girl who lives in the middle of the bush
Chilubs, who accompanies Josien very often, has received new front teeth
PLANS FOR 2009/2010
As you can see, we have achieved a lot in 2008 and 2009. This would not have been possible without your great help and support, for which I and everyone I am working with in Zambia want to thank you so much! But still, there is so much more work for us to do. Our plans for 2009 and 2010 include the following:
Kaindu basic school
Building seven teachers' homes for the Big Concession School
The construction of a well with pump, to provide the Big Concession School with clean water
Having the scotscarts (which are being pulled by cows) repaired for the community at the school in Kaindu and the Big Concession School. These will be repaired locally
Supporting the fishermen in the Mushingashi area to realise other income. Catching fish is hardly possible anymore
Supporting the clinic in the Mushingashi area by building a home, which will enable the clinic to attract certified nurses
Renovation of Mr. Kalaluka's home. Mr. Kalaluka dedicates his time and effort to the poor civilization day and night
Of course, next to the dedication and hard work of many people in the Netherlands and in Zambia, we need money to achieve these goals.
Help ZAP realising these projects!!
HOW?
Become a Founding Father OR Friend of ZAP >>
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With kindest regards,
ZAP (Zambia Allocation Program)
Josien Dudok van Heel.
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