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Sheroes Edufund Project: Tackling Girls' Education Gap




Imagine a world where every girl has the opportunity to get an education, regardless of her background or circumstances. A world where girls are free to reach their full potential and contribute to their communities and countries.


This is the world we want to create, and it starts with education.


In rural Nigeria, millions of girls are out of school. This is due to several factors, including poverty, gender discrimination, and cultural norms that place a higher value on boys' education than girls'.

The consequences of being out of school are devastating. Girls who are out of school are more likely to experience early marriage, early pregnancy, and child labor. They are also more likely to be poor and have poor health.


But education is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty and underdevelopment. Educated girls are more likely to be employed, earn higher wages, and have healthier children. They are also more likely to participate in community and political life.


The Sheroes Edufund Project(ShEP) is a crowdfunding effort by ProjectASHA.org aimed at providing financial and alternative education support to poor girls in rural Nigerian Communities, so they can finish school and college, and live fulfilled and productive lives. Our goal is to reach 1000 girls by 2024.

The Sh.EP initiative will bring education, hope and power to girls in rural Nigeria. Education for girls has been identified as one of the best solutions to reversing the relentless trend of poverty, affecting especially women.


You can help the Sheros Edufund Project campaign by donating any amount, no matter how small. Every donation will make a difference in the life of a girl in rural Nigeria.


Please donate to the Sheros Edufund campaign today and help us give girls the education they need to reach their full potential.


Together, we can make a difference. Become an Education champion today!

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