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District 7080 - Projects in Need of Support

 
Welcome to the District 7080 International Service Projects site. Below are the IS Projects currently being conducted by our District Rotary Clubs that would like your help and support. Feel free to look up your Project of interest with search Tags noted below. 
 
Please reach out to the Club's Project-Owner through the Comment Box below for donations/partnership. Thank you!
 
How to Search for Projects That Are in Need of Support
 
The projects listed below have all been sponsored by a club with D7080.  You can filter these projects by 'Area of Focus' by clicking the links below, or by clicking the Tag that's displayed at the top left corner of each project description. There are 7 possible tags for each projects. Some projects may have more than 1 of the following Tags:
 
Note:
  • It may take several seconds to filter the specified projects after you have clicked a given Tag.   
  • If there are no project to display, the Tag will take you to this website's 'Stories' page. 
 
 
To install the first special needs and paediatric Dental Clinic at UWC we are looking for partner clubs and organizations to support us. This project at approx. R1.30m / US81 500 will change lives in an underserviced area of health care
Rotary clubs – any contribution from US$1000
Rotary Districts in support of clubs – US$5000
Other organizations – any contribution
Project: Providing 96 children with healthy, nutritious meals 6 days a week, at a cost of $1,200 USD per month. While this may not seem like much, for our small club, with limited fundraising opportunities, it is a struggle to sustain. For this reason, we are reaching out to other Rotary Clubs who may consider “Feeding the Future” as an ongoing international project.
The Rotary Club of Nairobi - Lang’ata (RCL), plans to develop and implement a Digital Literacy for Schools Program that seeks to install ten public primary schools across the country with computer laboratories. The objective of this program is to improve access to digital literacy for the rural poor children and close the digital divide while providing them with skills to make them for competitive in the global platform.
Through this initiative we aim to;
  • Work with the Kenyan government, implementing partners, donors, well-wishers, and other partners to build and maintain model computer labs.
  • To provide enriched learning resources and content for use in teaching students. 
  • To build the capacity of teachers in the targeted schools to teach through digital tools.
  • To provide sustainable, long-term maintenance of these digital spaces.
The Host Committee is seeking funds for improvement work related to washrooms, electrical work, school furniture upgradation of school science labs and library. Thus providing better school environment in such a manner that students and their parents are inclined to come to school.  Emphasis is also on Teachers’ Training through F2F and digital devices. Training for community is also part of this project. During Community Need Assessment phase 5 Schools out of following 9 will be  selected and included in the scope of this project:
The Rotary Club of Nairobi - Lang’ata (RCL), plans to develop and implement a Digital Literacy for Schools Program that seeks to install ten public primary schools across the country with computer laboratories. The objective of this program is to improve access to digital literacy for the rural poor children and close the digital divide while providing them with skills to make them for competitive in the global platform.
 
Through this initiative we aim to:
  • Work with the Kenyan government, implementing partners, donors, well-wishers, and other partners to build and maintain model computer labs.
  • To provide enriched learning resources and content for use in teaching students. 
  • To build the capacity of teachers in the targeted schools to teach through digital tools.
  • To provide sustainable, long-term maintenance of these digital spaces.