All donations to Transformative Praxis: Malawi go directly into campus efforts. These can include salaries for workers, materials for school construction, funds to start community initiatives or resources for the school and campus. The value propositions below are meant solely as a demonstration of how your gift will make an immense difference as, of course, a teacher or nurse’s house cannot be built for $200 CDN but is estimated at approximately $5000 CDN for the smaller house, and $7000 CDN for the larger model. Your donation will go towards prioritized areas. For example, as of July 2018 our main focus is the construction of the primary school. The construction of the first two school blocks was generously donated by the Ahmad Jahan Foundation.
School Supplies
CA$15.00
Supplying school supplies to the students at the Ahmad Jahan Primary School allows all students a chance to learn and develop to their highest potential. Additionally, classroom supplies enable teachers to engage with their students using creative and effective methods.
This donation is a general contribution to TPM and funds may be redirected from the above description as needs arise. 100% of all donations fund efforts on the campus in Malawi.
School Uniform
CA$25.00
Uniforms are a requirement for attending school in Malawi, however the cost of a uniform often prohibits students from getting an education. The Ahmad Jahan Primary School is committed to providing uniforms free of charge so that all students can study without this financial burden. By sponsoring the purchase of a school uniform you are supporting a student in their educational journey.
The cost of one school uniform is $25.This donation is a general contribution to TPM and funds may be redirected from the above description as needs arise. 100% of all donations fund efforts on the campus in Malawi.
Bricks for School Construction
CA$50.00
The Ahmad Jahan Primary School broke ground in June, 2018. It is being constructed using locally available resources and employing skilled workers from the community. Support for the construction of the school buildings goes directly towards funding these materials and salaries, and thus stays within the community.
The bricks required to build one school block cost approximately $3,000. This donation is a general contribution to TPM and funds may be redirected from the above description as needs arise. 100% of all donations fund efforts on the campus in Malawi.
Local Empowerment
CA$75.00
Transformative Praxis: Malawi is committed to building relationships with local community. This includes employing local workers, funding new community-led initiatives on campus and maintaining the security and safety of these employees and their working space.
This donation is a general contribution to TPM and funds may be redirected from the above description as needs arise. 100% of all donations fund efforts on the campus in Malawi.
Solar power for a classroom
CA$150.00
Providing solar power to classrooms at the Ahmad Jahan Primary School offers sustainable electricity for the community. Connecting to the main power grid in Malawi is not only costly, but also often unreliable due to blackouts. By powering the learning spaces with solar energy students have bright, inviting spaces to learn and explore.
To power an entire school block costs approximately $1000. This donation is a general contribution to TPM and funds may be redirected from the above description as needs arise. 100% of all donations fund efforts on the campus in Malawi.
Teacher Housing
CA$200.00
All teachers at the Ahmad Jahan Primary are experienced, dedicated professionals who work collaboratively to foster a safe and supportive learning environment for their students. To further support their efforts, TPM provides secure, safe housing for teachers and their families on campus.
With community support, the average cost of a house construction is $5,000 - $7,000. This donation is a general contribution to TPM and funds may be redirected from the above description as needs arise. 100% of all donations fund efforts on the campus in Malawi.
