The inhabitants of the village asked the non-profit organisation to improve learning conditions for the children.

The association built two buildings, each containing four classrooms, equipped with sturdy school benches.

The work had to be carried out in two phases: first, the organisation raised the funds needed to construct the first building, and two years later the project was completed when sufficient financial resources became available.

Today, these buildings are still in good condition and are fully in use. The non-profit organisation is working to obtain official recognition for the school, so that the teachers can finally be acknowledged and paid by the Ministry of Education.