We support and run various programs in both teaching and non-teaching institutions based on education, art and climate through our special program called CLIMART (Climate and Art). Using education through our special program to logically solve climate and agricultural problems using students in our workshop at “Shepherd School” by their talents.
Mama Lucy Kamptoni is a Tanzanian entrepreneur and leader who is among the co-founders of Business & Entrepreneurship Support Tanzania (BEST), a local microfinance & training organization for small farmers and entrepreneurs. In 2007, she was awarded a fellowship by Epic Change, a US nonprofit organization that recognizes, supports and invests in grassroots change makers around the world and in 2009, was invited to speak to a global audience of change makers at the European Summit for Global Transformation.
Mama Lucy founded Shepherds Junior School in 2003 – her story, and work, is best told in her own voice, and in the words of the students, staff and parents who know her best. She also shared her work for inclusion in the Audacity of Humanity project by TED fellow Kyra Gaunt.
