We build and sustain schools in Mali to ensure all children have access to education.
Since 2010, Caravan to Class has been building and supporting 17 schools in rural villages around the fabled Timbuktu, ensuring that over 3,000 children can go to school.
We partner with the locally based Nord et Developpement to provide access to education and promote the importance of education. We commit to supporting each school after it is built. The Timbuktu Ministry of Education certifies every school we build as a public school, which means that they both integrate the academics of the school into the national Malian curriculum and provide a director to run the school.
No investment in a village is more important than education, which helps to bring hope for the future. Our model also focuses on supporting villages and schools in the following areas:
Paying the salaries of certified teachers
Providing basic nutritional meals at the school canteen, which helps incentivize parents to send their children to school
Furnishing school supplies
Providing uniforms
Implementing an Adult Literacy program which teaches basic literacy in local language to mothers, which helps them and their kids.
Nanga School Inauguration
Schools We’ve Built
Bokkeyate School
Dourgou School
Bokoi-Koiria School
Nanga School
Koiria School
Kabara San Fils School
Bantam School
Kakondji School
Samdiar School
Teshaq School
Tombouz School
Mora School
Tedeini School
Tourari School
Koriome School
Togha School
Takaïgroute School