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Educating a Girl, Educating a Nation - Sierra Leone

Educating a Girl, Educating a Nation - Sierra Leone

Across the region, 9 million girls between the ages of 6 and 11 will never go to school, compared to 6 million boys, according to UIS data. By the time they reach adolescence, the deprivation rate for girls is 36% compared to 32% for boys. (UNESCO, 2021). Girls' education is the main priority. The project will help by providing resources for girls' education, including books and school supplies, mentoring, computer training, food, COVID-19 support and transportation.
A teacher who burned in the fire of love for her students(مؤنث)

A teacher who burned in the fire of love for her students(مؤنث)

The class catches on fire and the self-sacrificing teacher gets all the students out, but the door closes and she gets stuck in the class and burns.(مؤنث)
Empowering girls and women as mothers

Empowering girls and women as mothers

The project builds sexual reproduction knowledge, understanding including contraception and parenting skills in 100 students and 200 women. Training will be implemented in 39 different villages in our catchment area. Parents' lack of knowledge about contraception and parenting skills in adult life leads to their children not being prepared for life as young teenagers. Taznin Municipality has one of the highest prevalence of HIV in the country.
Advocacy for formerly incarcerated youth in DC

Advocacy for formerly incarcerated youth in DC

The project offers DC youth recently released from prison monthly workshops that foster new support systems, job skills and tools, and confidence to pursue positive life paths.
Helping the homeless by a young Chinese man

Helping the homeless by a young Chinese man

A young Chinese man named "Kai Yanqiuyu" decided to devote all his time to caring for the homeless. He has set up a small booth in Zhanjiang, Guangdong, China, where he waits for homeless people to come to the booth. He should refer.
Empowering a Girl: Struggling for Rights and COVID-19 in Uganda

Empowering a Girl: Struggling for Rights and COVID-19 in Uganda

With the advent of COVID-19 coupled with traditional issues that have marginalized girls and women around the world including Uganda since March 2020. The vulnerability of girls and women has increased to the greatest extent. This was confirmed from a small survey conducted by the Kole Intellectual Forum from February to September 2020. When she enrolled 20 girls in her designed home economics program. 50% reported only on 9/30/2020 and 50% balance was lost due to this.
Helping the needy is the tradition of this family

Helping the needy is the tradition of this family

A person who has witnessed his father's help to the needy since childhood wants to follow in his father's footsteps and help the needy and has joined the Zanjan Red Crescent for a year now.
Educating a Girl, Educating a Nation - Sierra Leone
  • 2022/04/05

Educating a Girl, Educating a Nation - Sierra Leone

Across the region, 9 million girls between the ages of 6 and 11 will never go to school, compared to 6 million boys, according to UIS data. By the time they reach adolescence, the deprivation rate for girls is 36% compared to 32% for boys. (UNESCO, 2021). Girls' education is the main priority. The project will help by providing resources for girls' education, including books and school supplies, mentoring, computer training, food, COVID-19 support and transportation.

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A teacher who burned in the fire of love for her students(مؤنث)
  • 2022/04/04

A teacher who burned in the fire of love for her students(مؤنث)

The class catches on fire and the self-sacrificing teacher gets all the students out, but the door closes and she gets stuck in the class and burns.(مؤنث)

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