Education

education is everything

1 in 5 children worldwide are not in school. 

Children with disabilities, children in crisis, and girls, face the most hurdles to gaining an education and suffer the sharpest consequences when they miss out. Education for all can help safeguard against violence, abuse, and exploitation, and even reduce vulnerability to natural disasters. Child or adult, a person with an education has an opportunity to a  future that would not be possible without an education. A woman with an education has higher earning potential and healthier children, and the more education that a person gains, the more opportunities become available.

Did you Know?

Life-changing education happens in and out of the classroom!

Here are some of the ways you’re helping remove the obstacles to learning:

  • Helping young people access primary, secondary, and tertiary education
  • Providing school supplies, uniforms, and other necessary resources
  • Teaching literacy and numeracy to adults
  • Providing technical and vocational education 

IMPACT

547,816 lives

In 2021, your generosity impacted 547,816 lives and supported more than 179 education projects around the world.

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South Sudan

GESS2

Girls’ Education South Sudan (GESS) is an inclusive programme that will transform the lives of a generation of children in South Sudan – especially girls and those in the margins of society– through education. In 2018 there were 156,085 girls enrolled in Primary 1 (P1) but only 5,272 in Secondary 4 (S4). GESS is on a mission to change that. The GESS 2 programme in South Sudan is being delivered by a consortium led by Mott McDonald, and five other organisations (Leonard Cheshire, Montrose, BBC Media in Action and Windle Trust) each contributing their experience, expertise and skills to towards the success of the programme.

Myanmar

CASE2Learn

The CASE2Learn project, is being implemented by the ADRA which has over 35 years of experience delivering education projects in Myanmar and its local implementing partner Rural Indigenous Sustainable Education (RISE). CASE2Learn is an extension of the CASE+ pilot project, and it aims to improve and expand access to Indigenous education services (reaching 496,830 children), improve school quality standards and basic education services, increase engagement between RISE and education actors, schools are supported to have effective leadership and management,

education projects