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In Nairobi, Kenya, the women who work for Halisi Creative Designs earn $5-8 a day, well above the area’s average of $1-2 a day.
260 million children are not enrolled in school right now. Together we can change that with a simple school uniform.
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With your help, our numbers can keep growing. Give monthly through the Honor Roll program to ensures a lasting impact on our children, tailors, and communities.
When a child is in school, exposure to risks such as gang recruitment, kidnapping, child labor and trafficking are reduced.
Schools or communities that received uniforms have seen a dramatic increase in daily attendance rates and decreased dropout rates.
Children in the proper school uniform do not fear being sent home and therefore are more likely to engage with their teachers and peers.
Increased job opportunities because all uniforms are made as locally to the schools as possible.
In Nairobi, Kenya, the women who work for Halisi Creative Designs earn $5-8 a day, well above the area’s average of $1-2 a day.
In Kisumu, Kenya, Faith Tailoring Center hires local women and gives them their own sewing machines, enabling them to start their own business after completing training.
At the time of uniform distribution, parents who are able, contribute $1-3. Once the funds have been collected, parents along with oversight from school leaders and our Partner organization, vote on how to allocate the funds to make improvements to the school.
When a child is in school, exposure to risks such as gang recruitment, kidnapping, child labor and trafficking are reduced. The ripple effect is clear. Receiving a school uniform changes a child’s life forever.