Each tree provides an income of 20 birr per year and this will cover all the expenses of the parish, including the operation of the Church, Kindergarten and Women's Promotion Program. When parents cannot afford tuition fees for their children, they will pay through work credits of 10 birr per day for clearing, weeding or harvesting the coffee. The cost of running the Kindergarten is 12 birr per month per child and through assisting in the coffee plantation, parents will be able to manage to keep their children in school. Father Frank saved 10,000 birr by using a blueprint for another kindergarten, and the land was given by the government. Providing children a safe and suitable places for receiving kindergarten education.
School being closer to home for many children, so they can attend kindergarten.
Involving the community. At present the expectation is that children do not continue going to school beyond Grade 4 after which they return to help the family on their farm. Mizenteferi High School is quite good and an aim would be for more children to go ahead with their education with more people from Aman eventually going to University. A solid foundation in kindergarten will help make this more possible. The people are very happy to have Father Frank.