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| Our mission: Supporting improved quality of educational
opportunities for the children and youth of the isolated Malsia e Madhe
region of Northern Albania. A registered 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization, with offices in Corvallis, OR and Shkoder, Albania. 2011 Scholarship Recipients: 2 University 8 Full scholarships to high school 7 Early Intervention 11 Partial transportation scholarships Read about Steve's Summer 2011 trip to Albania. Read about the exeriences of OSU students who taught English in Albania -Summer 2011 November 2011 Newsletter Nentor 2011 Newsletter ne Shqip Prior Newsletters 2010 2009 2008 2007 | .jpg) "For his many years of contributions to the education of students, especially those with economic needs, providing English classes; repairing schools and supporting general education in our district." |
How you can help $25 will put 5 books in the libraries or provide one student with school supplies $50 will provide a microscope in a science lab or other needed equipment $20/mo for 9 months will sponsor an Early Intervention girl for one year. $20/mo for 9 months will provide transportation for one Dedaj High School student for one year. $50/mo for 9 months will provide a scholarship for one high school student for one year. Check out our Facebook page. Become a fan and get updates throughout the year. |
Click on the picture below to see more pics of new playground equipment installed in three villages-summer 2011. |
Come with our experienced guides and see Albania like no one else can show it to you. 20 years experience.
All proceeds go to support our programs. Click on the picture to see more pics of previous trips. |
Meet some of our scholarship recipients.
| "My father knows well how necessary is the education because he is having a hard life being uneducated.
So he wants us to go to school, it is too difficult for my family, but with your help and God’s help we do hope to continue the
high and the higher school being so somebody in our future.." | Alma Maklaj, from Boga, Jan 2011 | ||
