Maintain 50 vulnerable girls in school in Senegal

by Association Jeunesse Espoir (AJE)
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Maintain 50 vulnerable girls  in school in Senegal
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Maintain 50 vulnerable girls  in school in Senegal
Maintain 50 vulnerable girls  in school in Senegal
Maintain 50 vulnerable girls  in school in Senegal
Maintain 50 vulnerable girls  in school in Senegal
Maintain 50 vulnerable girls  in school in Senegal
Maintain 50 vulnerable girls  in school in Senegal
Maintain 50 vulnerable girls  in school in Senegal
Maintain 50 vulnerable girls  in school in Senegal
Maintain 50 vulnerable girls  in school in Senegal
Maintain 50 vulnerable girls  in school in Senegal
Maintain 50 vulnerable girls  in school in Senegal
Maintain 50 vulnerable girls  in school in Senegal

Project Report | Oct 4, 2021
Black to school 2021/2022 is getting ready

By Fara ndiaye | Executive Director

The past school year has been shaken by covid-19 in almost all regions of Senegal, particularly in Saint-Louis of Senegal. But this year-end period, the number of covid-19 cases has dropped significantly. I know, this is no reason to give up and sleep on our laurels. This is the reason why Association Jeunesse Espoir has the firm intention this year to support girls in school kits accompanied by hygienic kits and masks to better fight against this pandemic and help to have a school year with the month of cases. positive for covid-19.


With regard to the girls' academic performance, it should be noted that 100% of the girls supported by this project have moved on to upper classes, and this despite their heightened vulnerability during the two years spent by covid-19.


These positive results regarding the performance of girls in school would not be possible without the contribution and support of this fantastic community of GlobalGiving which continues to help us to provide quality education to these girls and to maintain them. aiunsio at school.


This year we have decided to increase the number of girls to be supported in the field of education to 100 girls because the requests for support for girls' education at the level of our organization are very important.
This is why we are once again appealing to the entire fantastic GlobalGiving community to help us support these vulnerable young girls in the Saint-Louis region of Senegal.


The school holidays have just ended, we will post new photos of the young people of the 2021/2022 school year in the next report.

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Support for the health care of girls

By Fara Ndiaye | Executive Director

Dec 23, 2020
2021 back to school under high threat of covid-19

By Fara Ndiaye | Executive Director

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Association Jeunesse Espoir (AJE)

Location: Saint-Louis - Senegal
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Twitter: @aje_espoir
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Jeunesse Espoir
Directeur Exécutif
Saint-Louis , Saint-Louis Senegal

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