EGPO supports the education of adolescent girls and young
women and young women who are tragically disenfranchised and excluded. It seeks
to achieve through supply partnership with schools across the country. This, it
hopes, will seek to indigenize the underwriting of the education of needy
adolescent girls and young women and boys to wean our communities off reliance
on external support. External donor support should largely be towards expanding
learning facilities. Education is key to the development of nations,
communities and individuals. Access to quality education remains elusive in
most Kenyan communities as poverty- driven drop outs; teenage pregnancy and
poor infrastructure contribute a great deal in denying youths the opportunity
to self- actualize. In sub Saharan Africa, as is applicable elsewhere, the
education of women hinges societal progress on a higher developmental pedestal
and has real impact on community livelihoods. Indeed, adolescent girls and
young women` education has been viewed as a primary predictor for a number of
development indicators including national fertility rates, infant mortality,
family income and productivity. World Bank economists have recognized
adolescent girls and young women' education as single development intervention
with the greatest individual and social returns.
Empower Girls Plus in Collaboration with Play Handball Supercup in Kenya support Girls in Lake Victoria region. By promoting girls' participation in sports, communities can foster environments where girls can thrive, achieve their full potential, and become empowered individuals who contribute positively to society. Sports provide girls with opportunities to set goals, face challenges, and experience the satisfaction of achievements. This process builds their confidence and self-esteem, critical components for empowerment. Engaging in sports promotes physical fitness, which can enhance overall well-being and reduce health risks. A healthy body can lead to a healthy mind, contributing to better mental health and resilience. Participating in team sports teaches girls the value of collaboration, communication, and leadership. These skills are transferable to various aspects of life, including academic and professional settings. Involvement in sports helps challenge...
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