APS Bank Collaborates with Missio Malta on Education Initiative in Tanzania
APS Bank is collaborating with Missio Malta to construct eight new classrooms at St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary in Tanzania, aimed at providing quality education to underprivileged students. The project addresses funding gaps and supports structured educational environments for effective learning.
APS Bank is actively supporting Missio Malta in the construction of eight new classrooms at St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary located in Arusha, Tanzania. This initiative aims to provide students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds with the opportunity to access quality education, thereby equipping them with essential skills for a promising future.
Robert Farrugia, Head of Communications and Fundraising at Missio Malta, expressed his enthusiasm, stating that, “Education is key to personal growth, and we are delighted that, with APS Bank’s support, we can make a real difference in Tanzania.” He further elaborated that the local community had initiated this project but was unable to secure the necessary funding for its completion. APS Bank’s involvement will ensure that these much-needed classrooms are ready for use soon.
The classrooms will replace the current mixed-age learning groups, thereby providing students with more structured lessons tailored to their specific educational needs. Commenting on the initiative, Jeremy Vassallo, CSR Manager at APS Bank, noted, “We believe education should be accessible to everyone. Supporting this project is part of our ongoing commitment to making a meaningful impact where it is needed most.”
In summary, APS Bank is playing a vital role in enhancing educational opportunities in Tanzania through its support of Missio Malta’s classroom construction project. This initiative will significantly benefit underprivileged students, providing structured learning environments that foster personal and academic growth. The collaboration between APS Bank and the local community highlights the importance of accessible education for all.
Original Source: newsbook.com.mt
