
🎓 Key Features of RHAC-Uganda’s Girls’ Education Program
💰 Financial Support
Cash transfers or scholarships to help families afford school costs
Capitation grants to schools to eliminate registration fees
📣 Behavior Change Communication
Community outreach and radio campaigns to shift social norms
Promotes the value of educating girls and delaying early marriage
🏫 School Improvement
Training for teachers and school managers
Investments in infrastructure to make schools safer and more inclusive
📊 Research & Monitoring
Studies to understand why girls drop out
Data-driven strategies to improve retention and learning outcomes.
In Uganda, every academic year it is estimated approximately 788,000 girls enrolled in Primary 1, but around 253,275 sits in Secondary 4. this program aims to close that gap.
Advocating for compulsory education for all school going children.
Behavior Change Approach community engagement to change attitudes toward girls’ education
Our Education Support Program
Our educational support program includes, advocacy on budgetary allocation, provision of free sanitary pads to all adolescent girls at school, compulsory education for all children of school going age, equitable and quality education for all children, and provision of scholastic materials to schools and learners, as well as provision of bursaries and scholarships to vulnerable children. Click DOWNLOAD to get your copy of the application.