children and young people accessed a quality, rights-based education or training, of which 18,673 were girls
community members were empowered through training and consultation.
parents were more involved in their children’s education
children with disabilities accessed a quality education
community libraries were built, resourced and maintained
new library visitors joined storytimes and reading books
of preprimary children moved on to primary school
preprimary teachers were trained in child centred, play based teaching methodologies
young people were helped back into education through developing vocational skills
The work EdUKaid do can only happen because of the funding we receive. It is invaluable in terms of giving children like Hamisi and Zamda below the chance for a better life through education.
Abdul was born with a hearing impairment and had never been to school as his mum couldn't afford the bus money. Thanks to EdUKaid donors Abdul is now attending school regularly and his life transformed Read more
A 10 year old boy who liked to learn but felt school was not a good place...until EdUKaid stepped in to make a difference Read more
When EdUKaid helped establish a pre-primary satellite class in her village, Amina could attend school every day Read more
Funding has provided Daudi with fees, uniform, resources and a bicycle for him to get to school and complete his education Read more
Tippytap and new latrines have transformed going to school for Fidea, making it a place all the children want to be Read more
Our Inclusive Education Project has improved the lives of children throughout the Covid-19 Pandemic, including Freddie Read more
At 13, Greta was considered old enough to marry: meaning she would drop out of school altogether. EdUKaid convinced Greta's parents to keep her at school Read more
Hamisi was only 4 years old and not getting an education at all due to lack of preschool teachers. He is now getting his education thanks to donors Read more
"Child sponsorship transformed my life by giving me the education I desperately wanted," Lameck tells us Read more
Maggie Darling is a patron for EdUKaid, having visited the Mikindani region of Tanzania and seen for herself the desperate need for building restoration Read more
Mariamu joined the Girls Club in her local school, where an Inclusion Champion taught participants about menstruation and menstrual hygiene, including how to make their own reusable sanitary pads Read more
Thanks to EdUKaid donors Mwajuma has completed her education and is now working as a teaching assistant at an EdUKaid partner school Read more
Paul Heeley is Head Teacher Amble Links First School, Northumberland and has linked with Mgao pre primary through EdUKaid Read more
After losing both his parents, EdUKaid started supporting Twalib when he was eight years old. "My aunt's only income was selling pastries to students at school." Read more
EdUKaid’s extra tuition lessons at weekends and evenings has allowed Zamda has been able to catch up with her schooling Read more