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Kawuku Education Project

    Human Rights Defenders Solidarity Network - Uganda
    A project from Human Rights Defenders Solidarity Network - Uganda in Kampala, Uganda
    Kawuku Education project is a project that has been Worked to reduce gender disparity in education and Supporting studies for career minded professionals related to basic education and literacy in Kampala Uganda

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    About this project

    Gabriel Mugaruka M. from Human Rights Defenders Solidarity Network - Uganda is responsible for this project
    Areas of focus
    Basic Education and literacy
    Which goals will your activity support? Working to reduce gender disparity in education
    supporting studies for career minded professionals related to basic education and literacy
    How will you meet these goals?
    1. The provision of sanitary pads to girls will eliminate absenteeism from school by the girls when they are in their menstrual periods (estimated 2 months per year) and will lead to improved performance both academically and in intra curriculum activities. It will eliminate school drop out caused by the teasing of girls by their classmates when menstrual accidents happen.
    2. The Rachel software will be accessible to teachers and neighboring and youths who will learn better methods of teaching and new skills.
    Who will be responsible for collecting information for monitoring and evaluation?
    The Human Rights Defenders Solidarity Network
    The headmaster of St peter school
    The senior women in the project school
    Objectives:
    1. To eliminate the monthly absenteeism of about 4000 school girls from schools when they have their menstrual periods, thus improving their academic performance
    2. To improve the use of computers at St Peter Primary School
    Target group:
    1. 4000 School girls
    2. 1000 students at St peter School
    What community needs will your project address and how were these needs identified
    1. To eliminate monthly absenteeism from school of about 4000 school girls in 30 schools when they have their monthly menstrual periods. This has been observed by a 1 year attendance survey in the above schools. The survey is also supported by the survey done not only in Uganda but in the whole of Africa. It has been observed that on average, girls miss schools up to two months every year. Some even drop out of school if when they are ridiculed by their fellow students. Visit www.daysforgirls.org and www.ip-watch.org/2014/03/13/makapads-helping-disadvantaged-girl
    2. Improving the use of computers and learning at St peter School. The School have 20 computers but with a limited use due intermittent internet connection.
    How the project will address these community needs.
    1. Elimination of monthly absenteeism from the school by girls: the estimated 4000 school girls and their teachers will be supplied with sanitary towels for 2years. Each school have senior women teacher who is in charge of girls affairs who will be entrusted with the training and distribution of the towels on a regular basis.
    2. Improving the use of the computer and learning at St peter school:The Rachel software(Remote Areas Community Hotspots for Education and Learning)

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