Watoto Read is partnering with Days for Girls to provide 21,000 reusable menstrual hygiene kits to girls in Chadian refugee camps to help them stay in school! Many refugee girls are forced to drop out of
school early because they are not able to care for their physical needs with dignity.
Watoto Read’s mission is to resource and advocate for the education of children
and young adults living in refugee camps in Sub Saharan Africa.
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"Education is nothing less than a life-saver for crisis-affected boys and girls. The opportunity to continue going to school not only protects children in the present emergency, but also gives them a hope to change their life in the future."
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English News and Press Release on Chad about Contributions, Education and more; published on 03 May 2021 by Education Cannot Wait
When the families of Darfur fled their villages for their lives to Chad, they lost not only their homes but also their schools. Without education, a whole generation of children will be lost to the future, with little hope of becoming self-sufficient.
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Our Mission To resource and advocate for the education of children and young adults living in refugee camps in Sub Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa Since the violence began in the Darfur region of S...
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Watoto Read is partnering with Days for Girls to provide 21,000 reusable menstrual hygiene kits to girls in Chadian refugee camps to help them stay in school! Many refugee girls are forced to drop out...
See what Jesuit Refugee Services (JRS) is doing in refugee camps in Chad and across the globe. Education is vitally important to JRS’ and Watoto Read’s work in Chad.
Watoto Read’s Executive Director Claudine Leary and Board Member Kerry Dixon visited Chad in October 2018. Check out the situation on the ground in Goz Beida refugee camps.