Adult Education Program
Brief History
Rush community is made of up of many vulnerable individuals from society such as the elderly, uneducated widows and widowers. As a way of empowering them, the adult education program was started. Through the program, elderly members of the community are taught basic educational skills in reading, writing, listening, speaking and computer. As part of the program, each student is given a flash disk to store in all their notes and academic materials. This program has led to the elderly being i ndependent, effective communicators and IT literate (which is important in the world today). They do not live-in fear of being manipulated because of illiteracy.
Features of the program
Just like all of our programs and initiatives, there are specific features of the project that have been tailored made to meet the unique needs and context of the community being served.
The following are the features of this project.
Empowerment
Education Support
Capacity Building
Program Calender
Project Shots..
Data Storage
Adult Education team receiving flash drives from donor
Tree planting
The adult Education team learning about environment conservation.