Sefu – For a better world

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Donation of your choice

Any donation you give here will allocated to one ore more of the following

1. A scholarship to an orphan
2. teachers salary
3. Food supply
4. Books
5. Desk and chair
6. essentials for the children

Membership fee
Fund a teacher’s salary

The schools ability to grow rely on the availability of professional teachers, we need to hire 6 additional teachers this year.
Plumbing and laying waterpipes in the ground

Plumbing and laying waterpipes in the ground – enabling water supply from the schools water pump and water tower to the dormitories and class rooms.
A scholarship to an orphan

After primary school orphans typically have only themselves to rely on when it comes to financial support. Many of them are left to seek employment in poorly paid jobs or have to rely on inadequate help from oftentimes poor relatives. For 1.800 DKK per year you can ensure that an orphan gets a “home” and an education.
A weeks supply of corn to the schools kitchen

At present the schools kitchen use 200 Kg of corn flour per week. It is the key ingredient in the food prepared for the students every day. Many of the students had to rely on their own provisioning of food every day before coming to Mariolett.
By donating 700 DKK you will secure at least one weeks supply of food for the school.
SEFU Membership

For 200 DKK annually the school can feed 70 students for two full days.
Provide a mattress to a student – badly needed as orphans can not afford it – cost 100 DKK
Fund a class romm desk and two chairs

For 300 DKK the school can procure a locally produced desk along with two chairs. At present the school is short of desks and chairs – the 60 on site has to be shared among +70 students.

How can you help? See below

Become a member

In Uganda children are offered 7 years free education. In Northern Uganda the opportunity to continue to High-school and take further education is very limited, and affordable for only very few.

Northern Uganda is the poorest region in Uganda with very low living standard. The average monthly income is less than 90 USD per month in rural areas and many families have less than 2 USD per day to make a living.

Unemployment is very high so many children end up with nothing to do after finishing primary school. As a result many girls get married in pre-arranged marriages at a very young age, and countless others end up as “street children” without any income and nowhere to live. They end up selling goods on the road side, as day laborers, criminals, poachers or prostitutes – and die far too young.

The membership fee is 200 DKK. With 200 DKK the school can feed 70 students for two full days. Membership fee