The Amahoro Coalition Education Initiative
The Amahoro Coalition Education Initiative revolutionizes education for refugees and displaced communities through strategic private-sector partnerships.
- Product code: PRD91212
- All Rewards from: Amahoro Coalition
The Amahoro Coalition Education Initiative
Refugee students’ demand for education far outstrips available opportunities; as of 2023, only 6% of refugees have access to higher education, far below the global average higher education enrollment among non-refugees, which stands at more than 40%. This number is even lower for refugees who live in low-to-middle-income countries. Furthermore, bleak employment prospects discourage refugee students as they plan their careers, affecting their performance in university or other post-secondary education institutions.
As such, the Amahoro Education initiative hosts diverse education programs that focus on building and renovating schools and creating modern classrooms, libraries, and technology labs that inspire learning among the refugees and displaced communities. They also focus on innovative teaching methods, digital literacy, and inclusive education practices, ensuring educators are well-equipped to foster student success. Additionally, Amahoro prioritizes mentorship, career development, and leadership training support to students’ degree completion rates, participation in STEM subjects, and a sense of self-empowerment, especially for students from vulnerable backgrounds. By supporting the initiative, you're not just building schools—you're building futures, empowering the next generation of refugees and displaced communities with the skills and opportunities to thrive.
Options to donate
- 1,950 miles can provide textbooks for one student
- 3,900 miles can provide weekly learning assistance support for adult students
- 7,800 miles can provide weekly digital support for a student to undertake classes
- 9,750 miles can provide a teacher’s salary for a month
The Amahoro Coalition Education Initiative
Refugee students’ demand for education far outstrips available opportunities; as of 2023, only 6% of refugees have access to higher education, far below the global average higher education enrollment among non-refugees, which stands at more than 40%. This number is even lower for refugees who live in low-to-middle-income countries. Furthermore, bleak employment prospects discourage refugee students as they plan their careers, affecting their performance in university or other post-secondary education institutions.
As such, the Amahoro Education initiative hosts diverse education programs that focus on building and renovating schools and creating modern classrooms, libraries, and technology labs that inspire learning among the refugees and displaced communities. They also focus on innovative teaching methods, digital literacy, and inclusive education practices, ensuring educators are well-equipped to foster student success. Additionally, Amahoro prioritizes mentorship, career development, and leadership training support to students’ degree completion rates, participation in STEM subjects, and a sense of self-empowerment, especially for students from vulnerable backgrounds. By supporting the initiative, you're not just building schools—you're building futures, empowering the next generation of refugees and displaced communities with the skills and opportunities to thrive.
Options to donate
- 1,950 miles can provide textbooks for one student
- 3,900 miles can provide weekly learning assistance support for adult students
- 7,800 miles can provide weekly digital support for a student to undertake classes
- 9,750 miles can provide a teacher’s salary for a month
