By Naijuka aggie | Project leader
For some girls and boys, staying in school becomes increasingly difficult when poverty, family hardship, and limited opportunities place their education at risk. Without timely support, these challenges can push children toward dropping out and losing valuable opportunities for their future.
F SSIBU Mission Foundation is working to support girls and boys who are at the edge of dropping out by combining education support with practical skills development. Our approach is designed to keep children connected to learning while helping them discover talents that can contribute to their future.
Through our skills initiatives, girls and boys can learn practical activities such as sewing and tailoring, meal fabrication, hairdressing, craft weaving, poultry keeping, modern farming, entrepreneurship, and other hands-on skills. We also seek to equip 20 vulnerable girls with sewing machines and provide them with appropriate training and mentorship.
For children struggling to remain in school, practical learning can create encouragement and renewed interest in education. It gives them an opportunity to discover their abilities while understanding how education and vocational skills can work together.
Donor support can help provide training equipment, learning materials, instructors, mentorship, and education-related assistance for children at risk of dropping out.
Together, we can help girls and boys remain connected to education while building practical skills for their future.
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