For over 5 years, our team has facilitated weekly educational classes in English and Maths for students from Grades 1 to 9.

 

In addition, we organize workshops in theatre, art, sports, human rights, among others, to ensure holistic growth of the children we work with.

In 2017, Ray of Hope built the first-ever Day Care Centre at Gamodubu Village. The project was expanded and completed in 2019 with the support of Debswana Botswana.

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We currently run weekly play-and-learn classes for toddlers in the center and are working towards formally registering the the center as a pre-school.

On a monthly basis, our volunteers receive training in sustainable teaching methods, social impact thinking, and Setswana language, among others classes, led by educators, NGO leaders and artist groups in Botswana.

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This training challenges our volunteers to reimagine and redesign their existing projects creatively and sustainably.

In 2018, we piloted a women-empowerment social enterprise, Hope for Her, which aims at making women in Gamodubu self- sufficient and financially independent.

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Over the course of one year, Hope for Her, produced and sold over 200 jewelry pieces, both locally and internationally.