Centre for Disability and Elderly Affairs (CDEA) is working to improve access to quality education for marginalised and out-of-school children in remote and underserved communities. Our projects focus on community mobilisation, teacher support and learning activities, but we currently lack a dedicated camera to document our progress. A camera will allow us to capture important moments such as classroom sessions, teacher training workshops, community meetings and engagement activities, as well as student participation and success stories. These visual records are essential for reporting progress, communicating with donors, advocating for education, and strengthening our monitoring and evaluation. We are requesting a camera to support our education projects, which will directly benefit 100 students with disabilities. With your support, CDEA will be able to better showcase positive change, improve transparency and accountability, and reach more marginalised children. Together, we can capture the impact of this work and help create a brighter future for these students.

Education projects in remote and underserved communities require strong documentation to demonstrate impact, ensure accountability, and share learning. This project aims to improve access to quality education for marginalized and out-of-school children through community mobilization, teacher support, and learning activities. However, the project currently lacks a dedicated camera to document field activities. A camera will enable the team to capture photographs of classroom sessions, community meetings, training workshops, and student participation. These visual records will support progress reporting, donor communication, and advocacy for education. Photographs also help highlight success stories and motivate communities by showcasing positive change. In addition, proper visual documentation strengthens monitoring and evaluation by providing evidence of project implementation and improvements in learning environments. Therefore, procuring a camera is essential for effective documentation, transparency, and communication of the project’s outcomes and impact

We are working with young people in rural communities in Mbita, Kenya who are eager to learn photography and videography as tools for storytelling, advocacy, and livelihood creation. Many of these youths have passion and creativity but lack access to basic equipment. To train 20 youths, we require two cameras that will be shared during hands-on practical sessions. These cameras will enable the youths to learn visual documentation, capture community stories, and build skills that can lead to income generation and

Apostolic Voice Education Trust is a faith-based nonprofit serving underprivileged communities through Christ-centred education, leadership development, and community transformation. Access to a camera will help restore and strengthen our media capacity, allowing us to document education programs, leadership training, and community outreach activities. This will enable us to share authentic stories of impact, improve transparency and accountability to donors, and engage global partners and supporters more effectively