Focus On Education
A quarter of all primary school age children in Africa are denied the chance to go to school.
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That’s 32 million children who, today, still lack the best chance they have at a future free from poverty. Your money could give them that chance.
Many of these children live in extreme poverty, are disabled or affected by conflict or HIV.
Many that do make it to school are forced to drop out by pressures outside the school gates or by a lack of adequate educational resources – leaving them unable to read or write.
Your cash can help to support marginalised children and young people to stay in school and get the education and skills they need to build a better future for themselves and their families.
A single year of primary school increases the wages people earn later in life by 5-15% for boys and even more for girls.
Giving A Little Girl A
Chance At Life
At just five years old, Sunday lost her father to the war in Northern Uganda. She’s determined her education won’t be another casualty.
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Quick Quiz&bnsp;
In which country is Africa’s largest slum?
How many cases of malaria were there in Africa in 2009?
How much childhood blindness could be avoided by treating diseases early and correcting abnormalities at birth?
How many mothers and babies in sub-Saharan Africa receive skilled care during birth?
What percentage of Africa’s primary school age children are denied the chance to go to school?
£160
£160 could give two children in war-affected Uganda everything they need to go to secondary school for a whole year and work towards a brighter future.
£90
£90 could provide a group of 30 primary school children in war-affected Uganda with enough exercise books to last a whole year.