Building a school is the easy part. Sustaining a quality learning environment that addresses the needs of girls and boys requires vision, commitment and partnership.

A day at school in Abi Adi for 94 boys and 74 girls is about to get a whole lot better. The story of an entire community is about to change.

A mother should not have to choose between her daughter’s safety and her right to go to school. With a new Grade 5-8 school located in the heart of Tsabat, young girls will be treated as equals to their brothers with a right to continue their education beyond Grade 4.

Abada, once an isolated and forgotten community, has become a model for sustainable quality primary education in its region. They’re ready to take it to the next level.

Atsemba’s future leaders are ready to advance their education to the next level; poised to carry their country into a new era of prosperity.

Zafana carries water for her family twice before school, twice after school, 30 minutes each way. With a community water point, she’ll have more time to study.

Parents began constructing a new school for their children and didn’t have the means to finish. Let’s make this a community effort and finish what this committed group has started.

Ato Redae’s growing daughter has never missed a day of class. A new school with proper girls’ latrines will encourage more parents to support their daughters’ continuing education.

14 year old Gerense has never been to school. In 2009 he started Grade 1 in his community’s new school.

Children were learning in a shelter half covered in plastic, half open to the sky. Now they have a school with a roof, desks, a door and so much more.

Not all children can walk to a school that is two hours away. With a grade 1-4 school right in their community, student enrolment has skyrocketed.

60 children attended school in a temporary shelter made of branches, reclaimed roofing, sand, and dirt floors. Now they have a solid school to learn in.