Girls Child Project

No one is more vulnerable than an uneducated Girl Child living in poverty. She is at risk for dropping out of school early, sexual violated, forced into child marriage, early pregnancy, complications during childbirth, and contracting HIV/AIDS. If she survives, she will raise her children in poverty and they, too, will face the same obstacles. Specifically, in eastern parts of Uganda, up to 54 percent of girls in Eastern Uganda will drop out of school before finishing the first education cycle of primary 1 to primary 7, for a number of reasons, girls will miss up to five days of school per month when they are menstruating. That adds up to 50 days of school missed (nearly 25%) per year. High school fees, poor school facilities, Working conditions in rural schools, Parent attitudes, especially about girls, Poor distribution of schools and distance to the nearest school, Illiterate parents

VRCEU is determine to send Rural Girl Children to and stay in school, to attain this goal we need the following support and supplies, teaching the girl child with life skills, re-usable sanitary pads, learning books, funds to for separation of toilet units (for boys and girls) in 10 schools, setting up of girl child clubs in 10 schools, setting up girl suggestion boxes in 10 schools, getting them clothes(even if old ones), school fees for the orphans (orphaned by HIV/Aids and war), writing/art books, pens and pencils

For a one off donation of 10 US Dollars on sanitary pads, you can keep a Rural Girl Child in school for 3 Years

For a one off Donation of 60 US Dollars on scholastic materials you can keep a Rural Girl Child in school for a year