This activity is part of a broader effort to reduce inequalities in access to education in rural and disadvantaged areas by creating conditions conducive to academic success. Through this concrete action, CIDA once again confirms its deep commitment to inclusive and equitable education.
“We are here today to encourage parents and, above all, to strengthen children’s schooling, especially that of young girls,” said Ms. Ayindo, the project coordinator. She also praised the strong mobilization of parents and children, saying, “This demonstrates their commitment to the project and their willingness to get involved. It is a real encouragement for us to continue our actions and to consider other forms of support, with God’s grace,” she continued.
According to the coordinator, the selection of beneficiaries is based on specific social criteria. The child must be orphaned by one or both parents and live less than two kilometers from the school to allow for proper monitoring through home visits.
Through concrete actions such as this, ACDI is paving a path of hope, reminding us that every child, regardless of their background, deserves a fair chance to build their future through education.
This contribution was made possible thanks to the unwavering support of New Harvest Mission International (NHMI), a key financial partner of the NGO ACDI. Their constant support is helping to transform the vision of “Education for All.” ACDI expresses its deep gratitude to NHMI for its loyalty, generosity, and commitment to building a more just future for the most vulnerable children. Thanks to this partnership, lives are being changed and educational paths are being saved.
