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No Child Left Behind is a non-governmental organization (NGO) based in Kenya, committed to empowering children through education. Our primary mission is to provide financial assistance and resources that ensure every child in Kenya can access quality education. Recognizing education as a key driver for breaking the cycle of poverty, we address the systemic barriers that prevent children from attending school, including poverty, lack of resources, and social inequalities.
To provide financial support, educational resources, and innovative solutions that eliminate barriers to education for underserved children in Kenya.
• Out-of-School Children: Approximately 1.13 million children of primary school age are not enrolled in school.
• Dropout Rates: Over 20% of students drop out before completing primary school due to financial barriers.
• Gender Disparity: Girls, especially in rural areas, are 10% less likely to complete their education compared to boys.
• Secondary Education Transition: Less than half of students transition from primary to secondary school.
To create a Kenya where every child, regardless of their background, has equal access to quality education, enabling them to realize their full potential.
• Out-of-School Children: Approximately 1.13 million children of primary school age are not enrolled in school.
• Dropout Rates: Over 20% of students drop out before completing primary school due to financial barriers.
• Gender Disparity: Girls, especially in rural areas, are 10% less likely to complete their education compared to boys.
• Secondary Education Transition: Less than half of students transition from primary to secondary school.
• Out-of-School Children: Approximately 1.13 million children of primary school age are not enrolled in school.
• Dropout Rates: Over 20% of students drop out before completing primary school due to financial barriers.
• Gender Disparity: Girls, especially in rural areas, are 10% less likely to complete their education compared to boys.
• Secondary Education Transition: Less than half of students transition from primary to secondary school.
Advocating for equal opportunities for all children.
Ensuring transparency and accountability in all operations.
Equipping children with the tools and skills to thrive.
In Kenya, approximately 1.13 million children of primary school age are out of school
Less than 50% transition to secondary education due to financial constraints
About 200,000 children of secondary school age (14-17 years) do not attend school.
