The Hide Safari Camp
Accommodation
Supporting 3 projects below
Project Description
The Hide Community Trust supports Chezhou Primary School which is located in the communal areas bordering the Hwange National Park and educates 348 children ages 4 through 14 years old. The country’s socio-economic environment is creating severe educational challenges for the school and the children. We aim to alleviate these challenges and ensure the school children receive a better education through improving access to learning aides, equipment and personal hygiene products.
Project Needs
General School Supplies:
Chalk, College-Ruled Paper, *Erasers, *Handheld Pencil Sharpeners, *Pencils, *Pens, Rulers, and *Scientific Calculators
First Aid/Health:
*Re-usable Sanitary Pads
Health/Personal Grooming:
*Hand Sanitizer
Project Description
The Shantani Women’s Group comprises of women who have come together to learn new skills. The Hide Community Trust provides the Shantani women with training in conservation farming, craft making, accounting and other income generating initiatives so that they are able to lift themselves out of poverty and provide for their families.
Project Needs
Computer Hardware/Software:
Mobile Phones
Art Supplies for Artist Initiatives and Community Produced Projects: Craft Glue, Craft Scissors, *Crochet Hooks, Earring Hooks, Fabric Scissors, Gage Wire, *Glass Beads for Bead Work, *Sewing Needles, Tape Measures, *Thread, and Wire Cutters
Gardening:
Reading Glasses, Sunglasses, and *Sun Hats
Project Description
Conservation & Wildlife Fund (CWF) Trust is a collaborative group of concerned and passionate conservationists working together with local stakeholders to ensure the long term viability of Zimbabwe’s wildlife and habitats in the Hwange region of north-west Zimbabwe. The Hide Safaris is one of the founding members of CWF and is based on the Hide’s private concession. The CWF currently employs 11 members to conduct anti-poaching patrols to protect the environment and wildlife.
Project Needs
Camping Supplies:
Mosquito Repellent, Roll Mats, Sleeping Bags, and *Water Bottles
Field Devices:
Batteries of All Sizes, Binoculars, Digital Camera (Small) with Memory Stick, GPS (Handheld), Mobile Phones (Old), and *Torches/Flashlights
Medications:
Antiseptic Ointment/Powder and Bandages for Wounds/Plasters
Clothing:
Bush Hats and Socks
Initiatives
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