Cheetah Revolution Safaris

Cheetah Revolution Safaris

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Visiting orphanages
Pack for a Purpose does not condone visiting orphanages, as this can often lead to negative impacts on children. The accommodation or tour company working with the orphanage will deliver the supplies in a coordinated and respectful way so that the children can benefit from them. Your generosity is not diminished because you do not interact with the children.

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Project Description

Enkongu Primary School supports 600 children aged three to eighteen years. The school was initially an early child development center for children attending Isinet Center and later became a government school. The school does not receive enough support from the government and does not have enough supplies for all the children.

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Project Needs

General School Supplies:
*Age-Appropriate Books, Book Bags, Chalk, College-Ruled Paper, Colored Construction Paper, Colored Pencils, Compasses, Crayons, Dry-Erase Markers, Erasers, Glue Sticks, Handheld Pencil Sharpeners, Markers, Pencils, Pencil Cases/Bags, Pens, Protractors, Rulers, Solar Calculators, Solar Lantern Lights, and Wide-Ruled Paper

Reference Materials:
(English) Dictionaries and Age-Appropriate Encyclopedia on CD

Flash Cards:
(English) Alphabet, Math, and Word

Laminated Wall Charts:
(English) Human Body, Math, and Science

Computer Hardware/Software:
Flash Drives/Memory Sticks, Printers, and Working Laptops

Educational Games/Toys:
Bananagrams, Chess Sets, Connect Four, Puzzles, Scrabble, and Stuffed Animals/Soft Toys

Sports/Outdoor Activity:
Frisbees, Inflation Pumps, Jump Ropes, Netball/Basketballs, Soccer Balls, Team Uniforms/Kits for Soccer, Tennis Balls, and Whistles

Clothing/Shoes:
New or Gently Used Children’s Clothing and Shoes and *School Uniforms

First Aid/Health:
Antibiotic Ointment, Band-Aids, and *Sanitary Napkins

Kitchen:
*Bowls, *Pans, *Pots, and *Water Bottles

Food:
*Non-Perishable Food Items

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