Helping Kanti Learn to Read |
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World Education is committed to breaking down barriers that keep girls like Kanti from getting an education. Through the Girls Access to Education (GATE) program, Kanti--and thousands of other girls like her in Nepal--have developed critical literacy, numeracy, health, and life skills to provide better futures for themselves and their families. “Reading inspires me to be creative and to achieve my dreams. I want to inspire young kids to love education and reading. I hope my siblings can join GATE so they can enjoy reading as much as I do.” - Kanti For more than a decade, World Education has been educating the most marginalized and at-risk girls in Nepal through GATE, a nine-month non-formal education curriculum that teaches basic literacy, numeracy, and health knowledge. Graduates receive mentoring, scholarships and support for continued formal education, and self-employment and small business development coaching so they can develop financial independence and security. Since 1997, World Education has reached more than 100,000 out-of-school adolescent girls like Kanti through the GATE program. You can change a girl like Kanti’s life. Donate today to support girls' education. |
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Related Project: Sanga-Sangai – The Learning Together Project (2015-2019) |