Mediterránea
believes
that
in
addition
to
education
children
should
have
access
to
sport
and
play,
in
order
to
develop
their
full
potential.
Very
few
state
schools
in
Ethiopia
have
small
playgrounds
for
children
and
we
are
not
aware
of
any
open
spaces
of
this
kind
which
are
free
of
charge
to
the
public.
Akaki does not have a public children’s playground, nor are there any areas for children and young people to play sport which is hard to believe as they are almost all crazy about football.
The district council of Akaki is allowing us to use some land to build a sports and recreational park in Akaki. We need ideas and volunteers.
The works would start around October time once the rainy season is over. We aim to use as many local materials as possible along with local craftsmen to build a place for the whole community; somewhere for schools to go on trips out or simply a place for all children to play.
The photo is of a playground in an underprivileged area of Australia and represents one of the 10 most imaginative playgrounds in the world, the St. Kilda Adventure Playground.
It is a hidden gem amidst the high-rise buildings on the outskirts of a cosmopolitan area. It was designed for underprivileged families so that their children have a safe place to play. The locals call it their “back yard recreation area” as it’s such a delightful place where they feel at home.
If you are interested in helping with this project in any way, please email mediterranea.ong@gmail.com
Akaki does not have a public children’s playground, nor are there any areas for children and young people to play sport which is hard to believe as they are almost all crazy about football.
The district council of Akaki is allowing us to use some land to build a sports and recreational park in Akaki. We need ideas and volunteers.
The works would start around October time once the rainy season is over. We aim to use as many local materials as possible along with local craftsmen to build a place for the whole community; somewhere for schools to go on trips out or simply a place for all children to play.
The photo is of a playground in an underprivileged area of Australia and represents one of the 10 most imaginative playgrounds in the world, the St. Kilda Adventure Playground.
It is a hidden gem amidst the high-rise buildings on the outskirts of a cosmopolitan area. It was designed for underprivileged families so that their children have a safe place to play. The locals call it their “back yard recreation area” as it’s such a delightful place where they feel at home.
If you are interested in helping with this project in any way, please email mediterranea.ong@gmail.com
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