Why young african children needs help to access education
Because of a rapidly expanding population, more children in the region are
growing up in poverty than in 1990. Child poverty includes monetary and
non-monetary dimensions โ defined as deprivations of rights and access to
essential social services, such as health, HIV/AIDS, nutrition, education,
WASH (water, sanitation and hygiene), and child protection.
Poverty continues to be the driving force behind kids dropping out. Children
who have to work to support their families and themselves are much less likely
to attend school, because getting food on the table is a higher priority than
getting an education.
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With your help we can continue making a difference to educate these
underviledged africains children by ensuring that all get school
uniforms,stationaries and fees; schools well equipped with enthusiastic
and trained teachers, varied learning resources and are a safe and fun
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