The Togolese association Synergie d'actions communautaires pour le développement durable (S.A.C2D) has donated school kits to 205 underprivileged and orphaned students at the Ecole primaire publique (EPP) in Gallé, Kpendjal-Ouest 2 commune. The kits were provided with the support of Italian NGO FRIUL INTAGLI. This initiative aims to reduce inequalities in access to education and promote inclusive education. The donation includes essential school supplies for students in preschool and primary school.
The school kits were distributed to students on November 2, in the presence of S.A.C2D president Djato Dominique Nawate, Gallé village chief Souglimpo Kankpenandja, and school director Daneke Kouméabalo. A total of 110 primary school students and 95 preschool students benefited from the donation. The top five students in each class also received special prizes, including a school bag, shoes, and a custom-made school uniform.
According to S.A.C2D president Djato Dominique Nawate, the donation aims to support underprivileged children in continuing their education without facing difficulties due to lack of school supplies and uniforms. The initiative also seeks to combat school dropouts in remote and disadvantaged areas. Nawate expressed his gratitude to partners for their constant support in implementing this program.
The Gallé village chief and school director praised the initiative, saying it will help keep beneficiaries in the education system. S.A.C2D is committed to promoting community health and sustainable development in Togo, particularly in the Savanes region. The association has implemented several projects, including constructing health centers and school infrastructure, donating to underprivileged children, and providing training to local actors.
The S.A.C2D association's actions focus on addressing the needs of vulnerable populations in Togo. By providing school kits and supporting education, the association contributes to the country's efforts to improve access to quality education. The donation also highlights the importance of partnerships between local organizations and international NGOs in promoting sustainable development.
The event was covered by the Togolese Press Agency (ATOP), which reported on the initiative. The S.A.C2D association's project is an example of community-led development, where local organizations work together with international partners to address specific needs. The association's commitment to promoting education and health in Togo is reflected in its various projects and initiatives.
The school kit donation is part of S.A.C2D's ongoing efforts to support underprivileged communities in Togo. The association's work demonstrates the impact of local initiatives in promoting positive change and improving the lives of vulnerable populations. Key points of the initiative include:
Key points
- 205 underprivileged students received school kits
- The initiative aims to reduce inequalities in access to education
- S.A.C2D association promotes community health and sustainable development in Togo
