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In countries where there is an obvious need for better education, local non-governmental organizations (NGOs) often form to address this need. However, many NGOs do not have the resources or skills to effect lasting change. World Education partners with NGOs to ensure that their efforts have real impact. We help NGOs improve their systems and train local staff to be more effective. World Education also connects our programs to NGOs that provide services outside the scope of our work, such as health care. These partnerships enable the people we serve to benefit from a wider range of assistance. Finally, World Education links NGOs to government so that they can reach more people in need and advocate for necessary changes to public policy. |
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Total Reading Approach for Children Plus (TRAC+)
TRAC+ continues the early-grade reading benchmarks developed during TRAC, adding Grade 3 benchmarks to those already developed. The project is expanding TRAC methodology to 170 schools in five provinces. |
Better Outcomes for Children and Youth in Eastern and Northern Uganda
Better Outcomes is building the capacity of families, communities, CSOs, local government, and private sector to address the needs of vulnerable families by strengthening and expanding OVC service delivery systems in Eastern and Northern Uganda. |
Training, Economic Empowerment, Assistive Technology and Medical Rehabilitation (TEAM) project
the Lao TEAM Project coordinates efforts to assist organizations working with people with disabilities to help them attain and maintain maximum independence to fully and equally participate in all aspects of life. |
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Responding to the Threat of HIV and AIDS—An Individual's Initiative to Reach out to Guinean Youth
When Kadiatou Bobo Diallo attended an HIV and AIDS training with her colleagues, she had already heard a lot about AIDS. |
On The Frontlines of Girls' Education
When civil unrest erupted in Guinea, the ensuing strikes and curfews preempted school and work. Yet Mariama Koulibaly and her World Education colleagues forged ahead. |
Helping Girls in Need Gain an Education
Asonah Nma is a second grade student at the Vea Primary School in the Upper East region in Ghana. When she was younger, Asonah was stricken with polio which left her handicapped. |
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