Kitchen

T“Rustic” in the extreme, the current kitchen barely protects the food and equipment from weather, insects, and rodents. It has a dirt floor and the cooking fire (indoors) is on the ground; the smoke exits through cracks and openings in the siding and roof.

Serving meals is an important element in the compensation plan for the staff, and also helps to attract higher-caliber educators. Hope 4 The Children have plans to construct a kitchen with masonry walls and floor. The kitchen will include a solid door with a lock as well as a charcoal cooking space and a chimney. It will include shelving to ensure the food is safe and dry. The new construction will offer more sanitary meal preparations.

The estimated cost of $3000.00 US