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The
DRC School Project and Community Centre
is an
effort
to assist
the needs of a
growing informal settlement community in
Swakopmund
An average dwelling in the
DRC
The DRC is a rapidly
growing resettlement area on the eastern outskirts of Swakopmund.
As
a municipal area the DRC lacks many services such as
supplementary education programmes, health education etc. The community is
Services to aide the
community in its transition from a rural to an urban area are desperately needed.
The
DRC School Project
provides
an
The project also aims to work in close co-operation with other non-profit
organizations as well as the Government Ministries. DRC School Project Centre
The structure that currently serves as
the DRC School Project Centre was donated by
Namib Film. The structure is 126mē
and consists of three rooms.
The centre will also house a playground and a craft centre for community
members. The centre is on the main road in the Democratic Resettlement
Community (DRC) and therefore easily accessible to
all members of the community.
The centre is available to everyone.
If you have a programme that you would like to run at the centre please feel
free to contact us at the telephone number
About the project founders:
Ivanna
Iafigliola
-Kriner
and
Ivanna
Iafigliola
-Kriner
has a BA
Mike Kriner
studied at
the University of
Stellenbosch. He has
extensive experience in teaching and has worked with
rural
communities while doing field
work for Save the Rhino Trust.
Our Mission
To provide a suitable,
hygienic and accessible environment for the beginning and continuation of the
learning process
as
well as the development
of
the
DRC community.
T
o
develop a community run centre where community members can proactively
Contact Information
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Send mail to
info@drcproject.org.na with
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