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Latest revision as of 11:21, 5 August 2023
| Organization | These Numbers Have Faces |
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| Region | Rwanda |
| Website | Website |
| ProjectLeader | Jim Pressnell |
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In Rwanda, many women face a lack of educational opportunity. This project is building leaders through providing higher education scholarships. In return for a college scholarship the young women participate in community service, mentoring, tutoring, leadership, entrepreneurship & financial literacy training, and commit to giving one year of tuition back into the project. This project currently serve 34 women in Rwanda and hope to continue to grow in the years to come.
Challenge
Young women in Rwanda still face many challenges that make attending high school difficult. Poor families often give sons priority in paying school fees. Add early marriage and pregnancy, sexual harassment, lack of separate hygiene facilities, and domestic chores. Sadly, 85% of females do not attend high school, and less than 3% of African women attend university.
Long-Term Impact
According to the UN: "Each additional year of post-primary education for girls has important multiplier effects, expanding their employment outcomes, decreasing the chance of early marriage and improving their health and well-being." We envision a future where women are equipped to become leaders, reduce poverty, and transform their communities. Together we are helping to empower the next generation to reach their potential as leaders committed to the growth and development of their countries.
References
Project Gallery
Joselyne on the 2019 Graduate Safari Trip
Coco and Jolie
Rose Marie-Patience Emma and Daphine
Marie-Solange
Ready to dance at Graduation Party
TNHF Scholar Busisiwe
TNHF Scholar Alutho
Alutho Tasneem and Shakeelah on Campus
Alutho and Zinthatu Jump for Joy
