A school for children with no chance for education

Dear Friend!

Adele gathers sticks in front of her hut and arranges them in rows, imagining a classroom. She dreams of becoming a teacher, but she does not attend school—because there is no proper school in the village of Brobo.

Brobo is the birthplace of Prof. Vincent Asse, a pediatric specialist who has been deeply committed to improving the lives of children in his home village. Before the rainy season began, efforts were made to build a real school, including a dedicated complex for children with disabilities. Thanks to the generosity of donors, the construction phase was made possible.

Today, the school stands as a symbol of hope. However, to fully serve all children—especially those with disabilities—we now need funding for specialized educational and sensory-stimulating equipment that will help children develop their cognitive, motor, and social skills.

Project Status

• Total project goal: €18,581

• Funds raised: €10,043

• Remaining need: €8,538

• Donors: 81 Monthly donors: 1

• Fundraisers: 2

• Project duration: 5 years

The construction of a solid brick school building has transformed the educational landscape of Brobo. The new school provides:

• safe and weather-resistant classrooms,

• a clean and dignified learning environment,

• proper desks and blackboards,

• space adapted for children with disabilities.

To complete this vision of inclusive education, the project now focuses on acquiring specialized educational and therapeutic equipment. These tools are essential to stimulate development, support learning, and ensure that children with disabilities can fully participate in school life.

Long-Term Impact

Access to education empowers children in Brobo to understand the world, develop their talents, and shape their own futures. It offers them a real opportunity to break free from poverty and dependency.

With inclusive education, children with disabilities will no longer be marginalized but supported to reach their potential with dignity. Dreams that once seemed impossible—like Adele’s dream of becoming a teacher—can now become attainable.

Education does more than teach reading and writing; it builds confidence, shapes values, and restores dignity. Through this project, children in Brobo are given not only knowledge, but hope for a better, more just future.