A lack of access to education is a challenge facing many African communities. Its direct negative impact on the development of communities and the economy continues to be felt by many nations. Applicable extracurricular activities can equip young minds with life skills that they can employ to positively shape society and improve their quality of life.

Comunidade Ubunye Project brings education to low-resource teaching environments in Africa in two key ways:

Training Local Instructors.

Through a team of facilitators, we connect with teachers from local schools in underserved communities to provide training in STEM education. The workshop will involve guidance and instruction in STEM-based biology, chemistry, engineering, and agriculture that can be passed down to learning students.

Providing Extracurricular STEM Kits to Students.

We supply STEM experiment kits that students use in interactive learning sessions carried out by their teachers. Lessons are administered to children between the ages of 10 and 18, where they will be tested on their understanding afterward. This STEM program equips students with valuable knowledge that they can then apply to everyday life. The end goal is to foster the next generation of solution-oriented minds who utilize STEM to solve Africa's development challenges.