Kagiso Learning Aid Project

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Kagiso Learning Aid Project Learning to make a difference in a real way for young children in rural South Africa who otherwise would not have had much of a chance.

The Kagiso Learning Aid Project (LAP) was founded in 2001 by the German Professor Dieter von Willert to provide a better education for children in rural areas of South Africa. It started at the Kitlanyang Farm School in the heart of the Kalahari. In 2007 it moved to Loeriesfontein and is now, since 2011, seated in Colesberg. The aim of the LAP is to consolidate and enrich learning through the use

of educational software in combination with supervised and meaningful exercise. It also gives bursaries to pupils with exeptional performace levels. In August 2011 the project started to recruit and train volunteers from Germany. Contact: [email protected]

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