Keep 200 Ugandan Girls in School

For many vulnerable girls, daily life is a constant struggle against poverty, uncertainty, and limited opportunities. Instead of focusing solely on their education, many must worry about how they will manage their menstrual health or where they can access reliable information about growing up safely and confidently.

Your support is helping change that reality.

Throughout this quarter, we provided menstrual hygiene supplies, reproductive health education, and mentorship support that allowed girls to focus on learning rather than survival. These interventions are helping remove barriers that too often prevent girls from achieving their academic potential.

As funding reductions continue to affect adolescent health programs, the need for donor-supported initiatives has become even greater. Your contributions have enabled us to continue reaching girls who might otherwise be left without support.

Teachers report improved attendance, stronger classroom engagement, and greater confidence among participating students. Girls are increasingly speaking about their future aspirations and taking active steps toward achieving them.

Education should never be interrupted by challenges that can be prevented. Thank you for helping girls stay in school, remain healthy, and build the skills they need for a brighter future.

Your generosity is giving girls the opportunity to focus on what matters most: learning, growing, and preparing for lives filled with possibility.