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Robin Hood Project

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Founded
  
2007

Type
  
Education, Charity

Location
  
London, United Kingdom

Founder
  
Magda Metwally

Focus
  
Education

Area served
  
Peru

The Robin Hood Project was a United Kingdom-based charitable organisation, dedicated to improving the education of children in the Peruvian town of Máncora. It closed on November 2, 2012.

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History

Founded in 2007, Robin Hood was the brainchild of IT Programme Manager, Magda Metwally. Magda Metwally & Para el Mundo (PaM) become partners and kicked off Robin Hood Project in Mancora. Our After School and Literacy Programme grew rapidly in 2 years.

The project enrolls an average of 50 children between the ages of 9-12. Through PaM, Robin Hood, benefited from numerous volunteers, offering skill exchange and experiences. In 2009 Magda Metwally, became fully responsible for the project. 50% of the funding is covered personally by Magda Metwally. The project continues to grow with a kick-off of Robin hood Spanish School. The Spanish School’s main priority is to fund the charity. This is not a British registered charity. There is no "The Robin Hood Project" as a registered charity. There is a not for profit company of this name which is not associated with Magda Metwally

Programs

The Robin Hood Project works with more than 50 children and 4 state schools. Projects can be categorized into 4 areas:

  • Continual Development — After School Centre – 3 hours twice a week . Emphasis on mathematics, comprehension and social/emotional development.
  • Healthy Teeth – Free Dental work every 6 months provided by our partner dentist John Patrick Stewart.
  • Physical Education – Weekly Sports day to improve self-esteem, improve health and encourage.
  • References

    Robin Hood Project Wikipedia


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