Projects 2023-24

St. Joseph’s African Aid is proud to announce the completion of its largest project to date, a Girl’s Dormitory. Initially funded in 2018 by the late Father Adrian Cadwallader (RIP), the project was commissioned in 2019 but faced delays due to the Covid-19 pandemic…

Gagala Primary School serves 406 students (200 girls and 206 boys) and only had two inadequate latrines, posing significant health and hygiene risks. The lack of proper sanitation facilities was particularly problematic for girls and female teachers leading to…

Two vital borehole projects have been funded in Cameroon to improve access to clean water and community well being.  The first, located in a Village in Bizmakaya, benefits the entire population and their primary school. The second project serves Gagala Primary school,…

The primary School complex has been operating in the former Christ Savior Parish Church building since 2007.  The structure houses 8 classrooms and the school administrative offices, faced significant vulnerability due to inadequate protection. There were growing…

La Franternite College, which has been operational for four years and currently accommodates 553 students. The college  features 21 classrooms, 2 workshops and a management room. A standout aspect of the institution is its cutting and sewing section, which offers…

New build of additional toilets for the schools as the number of students have increased significantly with boys and girls including the staff sharing the same toilets. The set up before this was built was 5 toilets being shared by 1460 students. 

The project aims to provide socio-pastoral support to unemployed youth, helping them integrate into the communities while combating unemployment. It focuses on introducing young people to the carpentry profession offering skills for immediate income generation and…

Funding was secured to acquire materials for the construction of 150 classroom desks/ chairs, which was used to equip the newly built single story school block. This initiative aims to provide essential furniture for the learning environment, enhancing the educational…

6 Box Dry latrines were constructed at Fraternity College in Kinkole to address hygiene challenges and cleanliness of the college environment. Students and Teachers have been using the Father’s facilities, as the community of fathers reside at the College premises….