The Action Education program was launched to address school infrastructure issues in rural areas and to facilitate access to education for children living there.
*Schools can submit their needs and challenges, such as the construction of classrooms, renovations, or the acquisition of school equipment and facilities.
- The construction and *renovation of classrooms.
- The installation of latrines, toilets, and water fountains.
- The distribution of school supplies and materials.
*Masonry, painting, carpentry, and plumbing work... ..
To submit a school project, please use the registration form link below. A selection will be made afterward. For more information, please visit the . Frequently Asked Questions
The Action Education Fund is currently being established.
It totals $5,000,000 USD, or approximately 3 billion CFA francs, for the period from 2025 to 2030. This funding, provided by members and partners, will cover all activities planned under the program.
BRIGHT TRUST ACADEMY is an existing private school located in Kivumu Sector, Rutsiro District, Western Province, Rwanda.
The school currently provides nursery education to 71 learners using three small classrooms. The existing facilities are insufficient to accommodate additional learners and support the planned expansion into primary education. The school has acquired a new plot of approximately 2,155 square metres in Kanyamatembe Village, Kabujenje Cell, Kivumu Sector.
However, additional financial resources are required to construct classrooms and supporting facilities, provide adequate sanitation, extend the water supply, install electricity and purchase essential school furniture and educational materials. Without additional support, the school will face difficulties expanding its capacity and providing an appropriate learning environment for more children in the surrounding community.

BRIGHT TRUST ACADEMY
Construction
Installations
251
Six (6) classrooms
A staff room and an administrative office,
A storage room and a library
A perimeter fence with an entrance gate.
6 blocks of toilets
Extension of the water mains by 700 metres
Electrical installations
180 desks and benches for pupils
230 books and teaching materials
Manatido Nations Chapel Mission School was established in 2020 in Manatido, Tatale-Sanguli District, Northern Region, Ghana. The school currently serves 207 children but faces challenges with classroom space, desks and chairs, textbooks, and teaching materials. These challenges affect the learning environment and the quality of education available to the children. We are seeking support to construct additional classrooms, improve existing facilities where necessary, and provide essential educational resources to create a better learning environment for all 207 students.

MANATIDO Nations Chapel mission school
Construction
Equipment
207
6 new classrooms
1 principal’s office
School fence
Infirmary and school cafeteria
6 restroom blocks
Electrical system
Water well
120 desks and benches
10 office chairs
300 textbooks
10 teaching supply kits
The needs are much greater than what I can continue to carry alone. Our current needs include additional classrooms, desks and chairs, textbooks and school supplies, support for children's meals, toilets and sanitation facilities, playground equipment, and transportation for children who live far from the school.

Faith and Hope Bilingue Complex
Equipement
Construction
54 pupils
Building materials
3 new classrooms
Playground
Infirmary
School canteen
3 restroom buildings
Water well
Educational Materials
Tables and Benches
Preschool Toys
TESTIMONI SPECIAL SCHOOLS NGBO LTD is experiencing increasing pressure on its existing classroom facilities as the number of students continues to grow. The school currently serves more than 600 students from JSS1 to SS3, with further admissions expected during the current term.
The existing classroom facilities are not sufficient for the growing student population. Some of the available learning spaces are also below the standard learning environment the school seeks to provide, including classrooms with bare or sandy floors and open-sided conditions.
This shortage of suitable classroom space is becoming an important challenge to the school's ability to provide an adequate and comfortable learning environment for all its students. Without additional classrooms, continued growth in enrollment will place further pressure on the existing facilities.
The school therefore seeks support for the construction of additional permanent classrooms to increase capacity and provide students with a more suitable environment for teaching and learning.

TESTIMONI SPECIAL SCHOOLS NGBO LTD
Construction
Installations
Approximately 974 students projected
18 new classrooms
Structural work
Masonry
Finishing Work on the First Building
Roofing
Flooring
Door Installation
Electrical System
6 restroom units
360 Tables and Benches
King’s Glory currently serves 883 learners in Kamuli District, including vulnerable children from families that struggle to meet education needs. The existing learning space is not sufficient for the number of learners being served. Additional classrooms are needed to reduce pressure on the existing facilities and provide a safer and more suitable environment for teaching and learning.

King's Glory primary and Heritage Schools
Construction
Installations
883 students
12 new classrooms
School cafeteria
School space planning
Play area and sports field
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Action For Africa is an NGO-type humanitarian organization created with the sole purpose of actively contributing to Africa’s development by improving educational and health infrastructure in the most affected areas (villages, remote and rural areas).
“Action Education” was established to address the major problems of inadequate and dilapidated educational infrastructure in villages and rural areas across Africa.
1. The shortage of classrooms
2. The deterioration of school buildings
3. The remote locations of some schools
4. The lack of school supplies and equipment
5. Low enrollment rates in villages
We aim to work toward a continent where every child has access to education, regardless of where they live or any other limiting factors.