Signature Project • Tank 65, Zone 2

Creative Learning Haven

A warm learning space in Tank 65 where children, youth, women, and families read, borrow books, create art, and build practical skills.

Readers using bookshelves inside Creative Learning Haven

FocusReading · Literacy classes · Digital storytelling · Creative writing

Reported impact750+ visits in three months for reading and creative activities.

Why this work matters

Creative Learning Haven is a community library and resource center in Tank 65, Zone 2, Imvepi Refugee Settlement. It provides academic resources, encourages reading, and promotes creative thinking.

What we’re working toward

  • Improve literacy skills among women and children through tailored literacy programs.
  • Provide academic resources, reading access, and book borrowing for community members.
  • Empower young people with media, storytelling, and creative expression skills.
  • Create a space where volunteers and community members can share practical skills.

What this looks like

  • Daily book reading and borrowing
  • Literacy classes for Primary 3 and Primary 4 learners
  • Women literacy sessions
  • Digital storytelling and youth media training
  • Mobile library activities
  • Drawing, painting, and creative writing classes

Who it’s for

Children, students, out-of-school youth, women, mothers, fathers, and host/refugee community members around Tank 65, Village 6, Zone 2, Imvepi Refugee Settlement.

The difference it makes

  • More than 750 visitors came to Creative Learning Haven in a recent three-month period for reading and creative activities.
  • Community members gain access to books, literacy support, creative activities, and skill-sharing opportunities.
  • Children and youth have a safe place to read, create, document community life, and imagine solutions to local challenges.

Looking ahead

CLH is designed as a community-rooted space: local volunteers, skill-sharing, book access, literacy activities, and partner support combine to keep the library useful beyond a single project cycle.