When a girl receives an education, it’s not just her that’s impacted. She positively impacts her family, her community, and even her entire country.
But around the world, approximately 130 million girls are not currently in school, and 15 million of them probably won’t even set foot in a classroom in their lifetime.
We need Canadian Christian Schools to help us change this.
Together with our partners in Zambia and the Dominican Republic, we want to build on-campus dorms and increase health education programs for girls.
On-campus dorms at four schools in Zambia will be outfitted with new beds, linens, and mattresses – ensuring girls have a clean, safe place to stay while they’re focussing on education.
More girls at Pena de Horeb school in the Dominican Republic will be able to access health education programs at school – teaching them to take care of themselves and other girls like them.
Equal access to a quality, Christ-centred education means both boys and girls can impact their communities for generations to come.
We need your help to advocate for the cause of girls’ education! Share the campaign video with your fellow educators and friends so we can work together to ‘Multiply Her Effect.’
Whether your class is virtual or in-person, we’d love to share about how EduDeo and its partners are championing girls’ education in Zambia and the Dominican Republic – and how you can join us.
Read The Chrysalis, EduDeo's school e-newsletter. It will help you bring a global perspective to your classroom by providing lesson ideas, engagement activities for your students, and international project updates.
*Coming Soon* Download a ready-made lesson plan to fit into your curriculum, and teach your class about girls’ education and gender equality around the world.
*Coming Soon* Road2Hope: School Edition is getting a fresh new face! This new platform will allow your students to set activity goals, raise pledges, and earn virtual badges – all while sharing the cause with their communities.
Have your own idea for raising funds and awareness about girls’ education? We’d love to hear it and collaborate. Email Laurie so we can support your plans and share it with others!