Education
Most experts agree that education is the most effective way to take millions of people out of poverty. High-quality education results in decent economic growth, creating a knock-on effect for making HADI’s goal (alleviating poverty) much more achievable.
High-quality education results in decent economic growth
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How does education affect poverty?
It can help END it.
Most experts agree that education is the most effective way to take millions of people out of poverty. High-quality education results in decent economic growth, creating a knock-on effect for making HADI’s goal (alleviating poverty) much more achievable. This is, in part, because it also identifies and addresses many of the other issues that keep communities vulnerable.
According to UNESCO, for more than 265 million children around the world, education is only a dream. Poverty remains one of the most significant factors that hinder access to quality education. Countries with the highest out-of-school rate are also among the poorest countries in the world.
Why we need your Help
HADI’s Education Programs aims to help vulnerable children worldwide by opening new schools, improving classrooms, providing access to education and helping students reach their full potential.
With your support, we are trying to make sure that children receive an education by starting new schools and improving existing ones, enabling the young ones to reach their full academic capability.
Many communities don’t have the resources to provide quality education, such as books, transport, uniforms, and teachers. This means that a lot of families can’t even send their kids to school. If a child doesn’t get an education, it can easily lead to them living in poverty. You can make a significant change by donating to HADI’s Education Programs, giving the necessary resources to families to provide their children with an education.
Your donation helps give kids the ability to have access to education in their communities and supplies them with materials, food, transportation, and more.
265 million +
According to UNESCO the number children around the world for which education is only a dream.
33%
Of the nearly 2 billion youth in the world, one-third are not employed, not in school, and not in formal training for work
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Higher Education Student Sponsorship
By sponsoring a student, you can help them bloom so they can look forward to a better tomorrow. You are empowering future generations. You are building a brighter future.
School Feeding Program
Providing a safe space to educate and provide meals for up to 300 children living in refugee camps in a mobile facility.
School Rehabilitation and Maintenance
While Yemen has suffered from chronic underdevelopment and a series of localized conflicts, this level of emergency and the magnitude of its impact on children’s education as well as the schools and education facilities
Building of New School Classes
Ensuring that 3,600 girls and boys have equal access to education services through building of 30 new school classes in areas
Special Needs Educational Hub (SNEH)
To provide a safe space for children with disabilities residing in informal settlements and have access to a quality education, that is tailored to their individual needs. These children have specific learning difficulties, such as dyslexia and physical disabilities.
Adopt A School
Providing a safe space to educate and provide meals for 265 underprivileged children to ensure that their surroundings do not limit their capability.
Sponsor an Orphan Student
There are more than 124 million primary or secondary school-aged children who are not in school around the world.
School in a Bus
Providing a safe space to educate and provide meals for up to 300 children living in refugee camps in a mobile facility.
School on a Boat
The dramatic effect of climate change has increased incidences of flooding in South Asia in recent years. One-third of the area of Bangladesh floods annually during the monsoon season, but extreme floods now cover up to two-thirds of the country.
