Narration - unicef short documentary

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Description

This sample is a thank you message to all the generous donors of the Unicef Schools for Africa project. It was originally done in an English (US accent), I have redone it in an English (West African accent)

Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Young Adult (18-35)

Accents

African (General) West African (General)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
today, thanks to your general support, more than 5.5 million Children are already getting a better education. Schools for Africa reaches some of the most disadvantaged Children, including those who live in extreme poverty, political unrest and disaster zones. Thanks to you, Children have access to the things we take for granted. 115,000 teachers trained and accountant. Over 1100 schools have benefited from newly built or renovated classrooms. Safe water in schools means better health for Children and surrounding communities. It also means less time spent hauling water and more time in the classroom. For girls who generally face more obstacles to education, separated toilets increases their school attendance in sports and recreation, promotes Children's health, good values and academic achievement. Higher attendance. Lower dropout rates, improved pass rates. Schools for Africa provide a child friendly environment for Children to learn end group