Launch a School Anti-Bullying Program

The School Anti-Bullying Program is progressing toward its goal of creating safer and more inclusive learning environments across 10 schools, reaching approximately 2,000 students and training 200 students and teachers. The total project budget is $4,750, with $4,750 currently remaining, indicating that the project is still seeking the funding required for full implementation. One donor has supported the campaign so far, with no monthly donors currently enrolled.

At this stage, the financial priority remains mobilizing the full $4,750 project budget so that planned activities can be implemented effectively. The funds will support teacher training, selection and preparation of student peer mediators, awareness campaigns, conflict-resolution activities, and the establishment of anonymous reporting mechanisms. These activities are essential to ensuring that schools have practical systems for identifying, preventing, and responding to bullying.

Once adequately funded, the project will be implemented over eight months across the 10 participating schools. Progress will be measured through the number of teachers and students trained, peer mediators established, awareness activities conducted, reports addressed, and improvements in school safety and student participation. Continued donor support will be critical to moving the project from fundraising into implementation and ensuring that the intended 2,000+ students benefit from safer and more supportive schools.