St. Oda School for the Visually Impaired supports children with visual impairments to learn with confidence, build independence, and thrive in school and community life. The school also supports learners living with a range of illnesses and additional disabilities, working to ensure every child can participate and progress.
Brief school history
St. Oda was established to meet a clear need: too many children with visual impairments were excluded from education or lacked the right learning support. Over time, the school has grown into a trusted center for specialized teaching and practical skills that help learners succeed.
How Stichting Jenga Africa supports St. Oda
Jenga Africa and St. Oda
Stichting Jenga Africa stands alongside St. Oda by strengthening access to quality, inclusive education. Our support focuses on reducing barriers so learners can participate fully.
- Educational materials and classroom resources that support accessible learning
- Practical support that helps students engage in lessons consistently
- Encouragement and mentorship that builds confidence and motivation
Students excelling in education, sports, and music
St. Oda learners work hard in the classroom and also shine in activities that build pride and belongin
- Education: steady progress in literacy, numeracy, and life skills
- Sports: teamwork, confidence, and participation in school competitions
- Music & festivals: talent and creativity showcased in music and cultural events
Inclusion matters
Differently abled children belong in the community. Inclusion is not charity—it is respect, equal opportunity, and shared pride.
Support inclusive education
If you would like to support St. Oda School or partner with Stichting Jenga Africa to strengthen inclusive education, we would love to hear from you.