The Casa do Primeira Infancia (CPI) is a non-profit Private Institution of Social Solidarity (I.P.S.S.) of Public Utility, dedicated to offering vital childcare and support services to children and families in the Loule area of Portugal. This institution plays an essential role in the community, providing a safe and nurturing environment for children while offering much-needed assistance to families facing difficult circumstances. Over the years, Keith Jones, the founder of the Keith Jones Foundation, has been a steadfast supporter of CPI, helping them continue their crucial work and ensuring they have the resources they need to maintain their services for the community.
In the spirit of the holiday season, the Keith Jones Foundation made a generous donation to CPI this Christmas, contributing toys for every child in their care, as well as supermarket vouchers for the families they support. The total value of the donation exceeded €50,000, a gesture that will make a meaningful difference in the lives of many families during a time when support is especially appreciated.
We are also proud to continue to support Casa do Primeira Infancia (CPI) through the Keith Jones Foundation. This year, we’ve been able to assist with several key improvements that will help CPI continue providing its vital services to the community.
We funded the replacement of the old concrete roof slabs with new sandwich roof panels, improving comfort and eliminating leaks. Air conditioning was also installed in the garden rooms, administration offices, and classrooms, creating a more pleasant environment. We also helped replace the garden gate for better security and accessibility, and we’re looking forward to the skylight replacement, which will improve energy efficiency.
In addition, we contributed to the creation of a new parking area for the ECH vehicle and supported the replacement of damaged plumbing. A new computer for the secretary’s office will also help streamline operations.
It’s an honor to support the incredible work being done at CPI, and I’m grateful to be part of these improvements that will help serve the children and families in Loule for years to come.
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