Construction
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October 9, 2026

Improving Educational Facilities at Manatido Mission School

Ghana
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MANATIDO

Problem/ Context

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.

Detailed project description

Project Title: Improving Educational Facilities at Manatido Mission School
Manatido Nations Chapel Mission School was established in 2020 in Manatido, Tatale-Sanguli District, Northern Region, Ghana. The school currently serves 207 children and aims to provide quality education, Christian values, and character development. However, the school faces challenges with classroom space, desks and benches, textbooks, and teaching and learning materials. These difficulties affect the learning environment and limit the resources available to the children.

Project objectives:
Construct additional classrooms to accommodate the growing number of students.
Provide desks, benches, and other essential classroom furniture.
Supply textbooks, exercise books, reading books, and teaching materials.
Improve existing school facilities where necessary.
Support children's academic development, discipline, and moral values.

Material requirements: The project requires construction materials, classroom furniture, textbooks, exercise books, teaching materials, and other essential educational supplies. The exact quantities and costs will be determined through a school needs assessment and budget.

Expected results: The project aims to improve classroom conditions, increase access to educational resources, strengthen children's reading and writing skills, and create a better learning environment for all 207 students.

We respectfully request Action for Africa's support through funding, educational materials, classroom furniture, or infrastructure assistance. This partnership would help improve educational opportunities for children in this rural community and contribute to their future development.

Informations générales
Project applicant
Wumboranam Samuel
Contacts
School Director
School name

MANATIDO Nations Chapel mission school

Location (village, region)
MANATIDO
Project category

Construction

Main needs

New school construction,School supplies

Target learners

207

Coût du projet

Estimation in progress

Project status

Received

Required Materials and Equipment
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Buildings to Be Constructed

6 new classrooms
1 principal’s office
School fence
Infirmary and school cafeteria

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Installations scolaires

6 restroom blocks
Electrical system
Water well

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Equipment, Materials, and Furniture

120 desks and benches
10 office chairs
300 textbooks
10 teaching supply kits‍

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  • Roof with holes in some places, allowing rainwater to seep through
  • Ceilings detached from their supports
  • A dining hall for the cafeteria
  • If possible, a CIE meter for the school
  • Need for tables and benches

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