The boarders receive three meals a day consisting of maize porridge supplied under the Ministry of Education Namibian School Feeding Programme. This is sometimes supplemented by meat from the village and vegetables from the school garden. The meals are cooked on an open fire in large pots housed under an open sided shelter. As well as being open to the elements, domestic animals and livestock wander around the pots and the area where the food is consumed. At meal times the children are served porridge from the pots into a bowl which is consumed by squatting on the ground and eating with their fingers. Afterwards, each pupil washes their bowl in a communal tin bath. This is a very unhygienic situation and also does not lend itself to teaching pupils social skills such as using cutlery and the disciplines of eating at a table. Project Management and budget. The Catherine Bullen Foundation works very closely with the Komeho Namibia Development Agency, a non governmental organisation, who have been their partner in Namibia for the last six years. They will be responsible for the administration of the project on the ground. The cost of the Project is estimated at £63,000 with the Foundation having currently raised £30,000 towards this total. Loose fitting and equipment are estimated at a further £5,000.