Our Priority
Educational access for refugees is limited and uneven across regions and settings of displacement. Enrollment in primary school is only 76% globally and drops dramatically to 36% at secondary levels. Girls are at a particular disadvantage; in eastern Africa, only 5 girls are enrolled for every 10 boys. Refugee education is generally of very low quality, with indicators that measure inputs rather than outcomes and in many situations, the teacher-pupil ratios average is as high as 1:70
Access to education can determine the potential to improve their lives among refugee families/ people. As one of our programs, we provide children, youth and adults with opportunities to education that help keep them safe and learning the skills they need to survive and thrive by:
Provide skills to PWDs to enable them to acquire skills that make them able to earn a living. Also provide them with the required equipment’s and tools to help them improve on mobility and vision
100K
Children Helped
800
Volunteers Worldwide
$10M
Fund raised
Advocate and mobilize resources to construct and stock classes to increase the number of classes to match the substantial number of children that need primary and secondary school level, education
- Providing teaching and learning materials so teachers and facilitators are equipped to teach meaningful lessons
- Ensuring that school aged girls and boys have access to supportive learning environments, attain a high school diploma or equivalent, and can access post-secondary education.
- Providing learning opportunities that teach employment-related and trade-specific technical skills
- Ensuring that adult women and men are motivated to learn, can access key skill-building opportunities, and understand the law and their rights within it.
- Removing the barriers that prevent girls from attending school, and ensuring they are safe
- Ensuring that girls and boys have positive social connections and role models
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