Vocational and Creativity Institute, Botswana
The books have boosted morale of staff and engagement to teaching while offering enhanced access and availability of training materials for tutors, trainers and assessors.
Comboni College of Science and Technology, Sudan, February 2021.
The unexpected output created by the new books has to do with the 7,000 members of the Sudanese Nursing leadership Initiatives. We had the visit of their leaders with whom we wish to collaborate to raise the dignity of nurses in Sudan as we start our nursing project next December. They were amazed with the category of the books of nursing as they find very old fashioned volumes in other Sudanese universities. Our collaboration with them will make those books accessible to the members of this Initiative even if they do not study at the College.
Ghana Library Authority Keta branch, Ghana
We needed books for the juvenile section of the library and also adult to support the library activities like the reading clinic and the library club and also for the patronage of the library. The books have supported classroom learning and also increased the patronage of the library like JHS students coming in for the books for their work and teachers using to teach.
Zamcog and Lubuto Child Care Centre, Zambia
Before we had a library it was difficult to find books to help me study, I am very happy that we now
have a library that is helping me and my friends with school work. Most of the books that are in the Library are similar to the subjects we learn at school.
Shishukunj Book Project, Kenya
The books have improved the level of education in and around schools where the books were distributed.
The Diocese of Karonga, Malawi
With the project, we have supplied the schools with books such that now both teachers and learners have access to the books which is aiding the teaching and learning processes. This is already strengthening a reading culture.
Concilius AG supports Books2Africa’s 1 Million Book Club
Every year CONCILIUS donates to a non-profit project supporting access to education on a national and international basis. This year we decided to donate to Books2africa to support and share their amazing work and vision.
Back to School Initiative, Nigeria
The headmistress and headmasters of the schools complained that parents are unable to procure or pay for the textbooks provided by the government. Most times students were sent out of class for not having the required textbooks. this act was a great concern that our intervention helped the community to ameliorate. Literacy level in the community has improved as students are able to assess a variety of books provided free of charge.
Tadero Mwanza, Tanzania
The books we received from Books2Africa helped many teachers and staff much more, because now they can prepare their lessons for other students
Lockdown II – Books2Africa is staying open
Following the UK government’s announcement of another 4-week lockdown from Thursday, 5th November to Wednesday, 3 December 2020 to control the rapid spread of the coronavirus, Books2Africa can confirm that we will stay open during this period. Courier collections and shipments, processing of donated items at our Canterbury processing centre and remote working will continue […]