APS Bank is supporting Missio Malta in the construction of eight classrooms at St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary in Tanzania. This project will offer quality education to underprivileged students, facilitating their skill development for improved futures. Robert Farrugia and Jeremy Vassallo emphasize the importance of accessible education and the community’s need for this initiative.

APS Bank is collaborating with Missio Malta to construct eight new classrooms at St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary located in Arusha, Tanzania. This initiative aims to provide students from underprivileged backgrounds with access to quality education, fostering skill development that is essential for a promising future.

Robert Farrugia, the Head of Communications and Fundraising at Missio Malta, stated, “Education is key to personal growth, and we are delighted that, with APS Bank’s support, we can make a real difference in Tanzania.” He highlighted that, although the local community initiated this project, there was a shortage of funds to see it through to completion.

The establishment of new classrooms will eliminate mixed-age learning groups, allowing for structured lessons tailored to each student’s academic level. Jeremy Vassallo, the CSR Manager at APS Bank, remarked, “We believe education should be accessible to everyone. Supporting this project is part of our ongoing commitment to making a meaningful impact where it is needed most.”

The collaboration between APS Bank and Missio Malta aims to enhance educational opportunities for disadvantaged students in Tanzania. By constructing new classrooms, the project strives to develop structured learning environments that cater to individual learning needs. Both organizations are committed to fostering personal growth and supporting communities in need through accessible education.

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