The She-Safe Project focuses on improving school infrastructure to ensure that girls have safe, private, and dignified spaces to live and learn. By addressing infrastructure gaps, the program reduces absenteeism and improves academic performance
"Before SheSafe, I walked 5 kilometers to school every day. Now I live in the dormitory and have time to study. My grades have improved so much."
Constructed and renovated dormitory facilities providing safe sleeping quarters for girls in Bagamoyo.
Built modern latrines and washing areas with separate facilities for girls, ensuring privacy and dignity.
Installed clean water points, reducing waterborne diseases and time spent fetching water.
Maria used to walk 5 kilometers each way to school. After moving into the SheSafe dormitory, her attendance improved from 60% to 98%, and she ranked 3rd in her class.
The SheSafe Project was implemented in three schools across Bagamoyo, reaching girls in the most vulnerable coastal communities.
PROJECT IMPACT
Girls Reached
Dormitory Matress
Attendance ↑
Schools
VOICES FROM THE COMMUNITY
"The new dormitory has been life-changing for our daughter. She is safe, healthy, and her grades have improved dramatically."
"The sanitation facilities have reduced illness by 40%. Girls are healthier and missing fewer school days."
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