primary school children supported
textbooks, bags, basic items and study materials donated to children.
young boys benefitted from girls’ protection and sexual violence workshops.
young girls benefitted from the menstruation workshops
- 1,000 school children educated on dental care.
- 1,000 toothbrushes and toothpastes distributed to children in need.
- Over 4,000 young boys participated in workshops on girls’ protection and sexual violence prevention.
- Over 500 locals now have daily access to clean water.
- Over 3,000 young girls were educated on menstruation.
- 637 parents and community leaders educated on the importance of child education.
- Over 6,000 locals sensitised on the need for and significance of educating children.
- 2,700 participants benefited from IT classes.
- 2,500 participants benefited from English classes.
- Over 7,000 local women and girls attended menstruation workshops.
- 20 locals were certified through the training centre and 6 obtained IT jobs.
- 3,800 sanitary kits distributed to young girls in underprivileged communities.
- Over 340 teachers trained to support young girls during menstruation.
- Five local women trained and certified to sew reusable menstruation kits and provided with full-time employment.
- 25 local women certified to teach young girls how to manage menstruation.
- 25 local volunteers recruited to promote child education as URBOND Child Education ambassadors.
- 17 new basketball coaches recruited, trained and certified.
- 80 children recruited to play basketball.
- Over 3,000 locals to benefit from a new school being built
- Over 1,000 children will benefit from a newly renovated multi-sport court.
- A newly renovated library and computer room is forecast to benefit over 1,000 children and locals.
- Over 5,000 people sensitised on the need for and the importance of educating children.
- Intensive English classes benefit over 2,000.
- Menstruation workshops have benefitted over 10,000 young girls.
- 3,850 sanitary pads have been distributed to girls from an under priviledged background.
- 246 parents were sensitised on girls’ education.
- Over 300 teachers received training on supporting young girls during menstruation.
- A brand new meeting room and office benefitted over 100 teachers.
- URBOND’s support has enabled 11 locals to get certified and obtain jobs in IT.
- 37 benefitted from the first edition of URBOND’s conference in the Republic of Guinea.
- Over 10,000 textbooks, bags and study materials donated to children.
- URBOND’s teachers in classrooms project benefits c.3,000 children.
- Newly build designated sports facility gives 1,000 children daily access.
- Girls’ education workshops reach over 2,000 locals in the community.
- A new toilet facility gives over 600 girls daily access.
- Menstruation training and awareness reaches 150 young girls, 150 young boys and 30 teachers.
- 1,500 sanitary pads distributed to girls from underprivileged backgrounds.
- Almost 1,000 girls benefit from menstruation workshops.
- 62.2% increase in young girls’ attendance with our partner school.
- Dental hygiene workshops benefit 350 children and 17 teachers.
- 129 young people and 26 parents benefit from irregular migration workshops.
- Female genital mutilation workshops reach 123 girls and 36 women.
- 31 disabled young people benefit from 1-2-1 support and guidance.
- New library and computer room built which will benefit over 10,000 children and locals annually.
- Supported 1,111 primary school children.
- Free health checks and consultations for 105 people during a 1-day health clinic.
- 27 workshops organised on the need for girls’ education.
- 864 young girls benefitted from the menstruation workshops.
- 446 parents benefitted from URBOND’s support.
- 53 local teachers undertook teacher training.
- Equipment provided to 87 local members of the community.
- 70.83% pass rate at CEE exam by year 6 pupils supported by URBOND. This is an incredible 26.83% increase from 2019.
- Over 1,000 textbooks and notepads donated to the children to increase their chances of passing their exams.
CHILDREN STORY
Hello, my name is Fatoumata Binta Baldé. I’m 11 years old. I’m a student in class 6 at the Modern School Harmattan (Dubréka). The IT classes are very good and beneficial to society. Classes are going well; we have a teacher who explains well. Everyone is happy here. I really thank you URBOND.
- Fatoumata Binta Baldé
Hi, my name is Firmin Bangoura a 6th grade student at Friendship College (Dubréka). I am 11 years old Classes are going well. We have a teacher who explains it well. We are happy to have new knowledge of computer tools. Everyone is happy here. I really thank you URBOND for what you’ve done for children and the community.
- Firmin Bangoura
Hello, my name is Djenabou Keita, I'm in 6th grade at Harmattan, I’m really happy for the courses offered by URBOND and I would like to ask them to expend the centre everywhere in Guinea so that less fortunate kids will benefit from it. We learn a lot and I'm very happy. Thank you URBOND.
- Djenabou Keita
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