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With half of the world’s population under 30, young people today face a rapidly changing world that demands adaptability, creativity, and problem-solving skills—qualities often missing in traditional education.
In Africa, where three in five people are under 25, overstretched school systems struggle to meet these needs, especially among disadvantaged communities, hindering both personal well-being and economic opportunities.
By 2050, half of Africa’s population will still be under 25, underscoring the urgency of equipping youth with skills like resilience, leadership, and communication to overcome life’s challenges and help them reach their full potential.
Meaningful education undoubtably has the power to transform lives and societies.
Students that are being taught valuable skills are more likely to stay in school and will be better prepared for the future, improving their prospects.
Globally, if we look at the big picture, we know that better quality education and improving prospects, especially through educating girls, can help to reduce birth rates, slow population growth, and build more tolerant, inclusive and peaceful societies.
When thinking of the impact on individuals living in poverty, access to inspiring education can mean having a better chance of overcoming challenges, capturing opportunities and building a more secure and successful life for themselves and their families.
We are providing a future where educators have access to world-class digital resources, and ongoing support, no matter where they are. Allowing them to create brighter futures for the next generation, and equipping them to achieve all they can be.
Our Life Skills Education Programme helps educators to build the skills, knowledge, attitudes and relationships that students need to succeed. We know we are a small part of the ‘education jigsaw’, and that is why we endeavour to work closely with governments, local partners and other NGOs to implement our work, ensuring it complements current or developing curriculums and educational systems.
Walter, Teacher in Embu, Kenya
Our educational programmes can help inspire, motivate and give young people hope. We need your support as a donor, fundraiser or volunteer to give more young people across Africa the opportunity to build and achieve their dreams.
Giving a regular or one-off donation can directly help us to expand our reach to further inspire and educate.
Taking on an ambitious fundraising event or challenge can help support others in achieving their dreams
Your time and skills can help us to further our impact, helping many more young people be ambitious and courageous in life.
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