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Find similar grantsSupport Girls Education Now or Never in Nigeria is sponsored by Girls Education Mission International (via GlobalGiving). This project aims to address barriers keeping girls out of school in Nigeria by providing sustained support for their education.
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[Learn More](javascript:void(0)) This project strengthens our Girls Scholarship and Mentorship Programs, providing financial support, guidance and life-skills training for girls in conflict-prone communities in Northern Nigeria. By meeting critical educational and well-being needs, we increase enrollment, retention and completion rates for primary and post-primary girls, ensuring they stay in school, thrive, and shape better futures.
* Amounts in United States Dollars * Amounts in United States Dollars Nigeria faces the world's highest education exclusion rates, with over 10 million out-of-school children nearly 60% girls. Completion rates for girls remain low at 64% in primary, 39% in junior secondary, and 29% in senior secondary.
UNICEF and World Bank data show girls in Northern Nigeria are most affected, as poverty, insecurity, child marriage and harmful norms push them out. In conflict-prone areas, disrupted schooling leaves millions unable to complete basic education, deepening inequality This project will address the barriers keeping girls out of school by providing sustained support for their education.
100 girls will receive scholarships, mentorship, and career guidance to strengthen confidence and reduce vulnerability to violence and abuse. Support will cover tuition, exam fees, textbooks, uniforms, bags, shoes, sanitary pads, transport, and other essential needs. By removing financial and social obstacles, the project will improve girls' access, retention, and completion.
This project will create lasting change by increasing girls' access to quality education and improving menstrual hygiene management, enabling them to stay in school with dignity. Through sustained mentorship, girls gain confidence, life skills, and pathways to personal and professional growth.
By engaging government stakeholders, the project strengthens policy commitment, ensuring long-term protection, funding, and sustainability of girls' education and empowerment initiatives in Nigeria. #### Additional Documentation This project has provided additional documentation in a PDF file (projdoc. pdf).
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org * Support us with your Donation #### Organization Information ### Girls Education Mission International Location: Jos, Plateau - Nigeria $17,698 raised of $50,000 goal You last donated to this project on * Amounts in United States Dollars $10 USD will pay enrollment of a girl ›$25 USD will pay for extra curricular charges for a girl per year ›$50 USD will pay transportation to school of a girl for term ›$100 USD will pay required exam fee of a girl ›$150 USD will purchase text and exercise books with mathset for a girl ›$200 USD will purchase 2 pairs of Uniform, bag, shoe and socks for a girl ›$500 USD will pay one year tuition fee of a girl ›$3,000 USD will pay a complete tuition fees of a girl › $10 USD monthly will pay enrollment of a girl ›$25 USD monthly will pay for extra curricular charges for a girl per year ›$50 USD monthly will pay transportation to school of a girl for term ›$100 USD monthly will pay required exam fee of a girl ›$150 USD monthly will purchase text and exercise books with mathset for a girl ›$200 USD monthly will purchase 2 pairs of Uniform, bag, shoe and socks for a girl ›$500 USD monthly will pay one year tuition fee of a girl ›$3,000 USD monthly will pay a complete tuition fees of a girl › Donating through GlobalGiving is safe, secure, and easy with many payment options to choose from.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Donations are accepted to support the Girls Education Mission International's work in Nigeria. Organizations working on the ground in Nigeria to provide educational support to girls. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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