In 1998, four years after the abolition of apartheid, the backlog situation in black schools in rural areas was obvious. The teachers wanted to be able to do more, but they lacked sufficient teaching materials and also knowledge. Hence their request for help.

The YEBO Foundation formulated two goals: to support through teaching materials and further training of teachers. With a clear policy line: shared responsibility and, in the not too distant future, where possible, transferring the completed project to the 'owner'.

The projects can be financed thanks to contributions from private sponsors, various schools (primary, secondary, and higher education), and organizations such as De Wilde Ganzen, Aqua for All, etc. For this, we are very grateful!