Forty two EFAC scholarship students begin high school in 2009 thanks to your support and generousity. These girls and boys come from all over Kenya. They share two things in common. They are exceptionally needy and exceptionally qualified
Many of these children are orphans,  girls rescued from early marriage,  children living in Internally Displaced Person's Camps, children of  nomadic families  or children whose parents are peasant farmers making under $1 a day. Despite these difficulties these children have excelled academically, shown strong leadership qualities, and are committed to community service.
EFAC is proud to welcome these accomplished young student scholars into our scholarship program.

Meet our first students. http://educationforallchildren.org/students/students-efac-support.php

 

 

 

All scholarship recipients will meet once a year for a two day mentoring program at ANU. Each scholarship student will partner with an ANU student mentor. The mentor will partner with the student to offer advice and guidance during the program and beyond.

 

The two day workshop will also include speakers and organized interactive sessions. We see the mentoring program as a key component of our education program. Our students will benefit from contact with an older mentor and gain a vision of where he/she is going in life. EFAC has agreed to underwrite the cost of this valuable addition to the program.

 

Education For All Children believes that the way to enable children to develop and change the world is through education. We provide scholarships to qualified and underprivileged secondary and university students in the developing world. We thank you for joining us in this critical task.