2023
Adwa, Tigray
Adwa, Tigray
In December 2023, Restore The Motherland partnered with Midako Publishing, a children's bookstore based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. We purchased 1,000 Tigrinya literacy textbooks and 55 packs of decodable Tigrinya storybooks from Midako Publishing to donate to first graders in Adwa. Our team collaborated with the Education Bureau of Adwa to incorporate these books into the curriculum of 12 pilot elementary schools, marking the first time this curriculum has been used in the entire Tigray region. These resources have been instrumental in helping first graders learn to read and write in Tigrinya within 5 to 8 months.
Additionally, we donated a combined printer and scanner, along with 5 packs of 500 sheets of printing paper and 5 packs of printing ink/toner, to Tadelech Hailu High School.
Emba Danso IDP Camp - Shire
In December 2023, Restore The Motherland partnered with Midako Publishing, a children's bookstore based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. We purchased 1,000 Tigrinya literacy textbooks and 55 packs of decodable Tigrinya storybooks from Midako Publishing to donate to first graders in Adwa. Our team collaborated with the Education Bureau of Adwa to incorporate these books into the curriculum of 12 pilot elementary schools, marking the first time this curriculum has been used in the entire Tigray region. These resources have been instrumental in helping first graders learn to read and write in Tigrinya within 5 to 8 months.
Additionally, we donated a combined printer and scanner, along with 5 packs of 500 sheets of printing paper and 5 packs of printing ink/toner, to Tadelech Hailu High School.
Emba Danso IDP Camp - Shire
In December 2023, our team delivered 1,500 Tigrinya literacy textbooks and 80 packs of decodable Tigrinya storybooks from Midako Publishing to first-grade IDP students in Shire. In addition, we donated 6 soccer balls, 6 volleyballs, 2 air pumps, 2 soccer ball nets, 2 volleyball nets, 4 krars, 2 masenqos, 2 speakers, and 1 piano keyboard to support the recreational activities in the IDP camps.