Education is the only viable, long-term way for a refugee to move forward from disadvantage, restriction and limitation. This Ramadan, free a mind, free a life!
SOME REAL FOOD FOR THOUGHT:
If you’re reading this…
There’s a high chance you attended school and received a good standard of education, paid for by either the state or your guardian.
There’s a chance your school had qualified teachers, equipment, and resources.
There’s a chance that staff could meet your needs and keep you safe and well.
There’s a chance you learned something and are still putting that knowledge to use in your life.
In refugee camps across East Sudan, thousands of children have no access to schooling.
They don’t have these ‘chances’.
The opportunity is precious, and for too many it never comes. Education is everything for a refugee child. It’s a ticket to a better life, a liberation from harshness and hardship.
Support the next phase of Ethar’s Education Programme, and bring better chances to thousands of children.
FREEDOM FROM POVERTY
UN SDGs
Our educational programmes work towards United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4:
Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.KEY FACTS
East African refugees among the most disadvantaged
Two-thirds of refugee children in the world never enrol in a secondary school. In some countries, this figure is more than 90%.
- UNHCR, 2021
Sub-Saharan Africa has the highest rates of education exclusion.
