Girls in School Safe Clubs
Keep her in school, and in herself.
The year a girl drops out is rarely the year the trouble started. Safe clubs meet her before that point — weekly, inside her own school, with mentors who were once in her seat. Sessions cover rights, menstrual health, safety and self-worth in language that matches her age, and every club has a quiet route to follow-up when a girl stops showing up.
What the program looks like
How we deliver this work.
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Weekly in-school club sessions co-facilitated with trained mentors.
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Age-appropriate content on rights, self-worth, menstrual health and safety.
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Mentorship pairings with SHE-Manifest graduates as role models.
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Referral and follow-up when a girl is at risk of dropping out.
Who it's for
Who this cohort is built for.
- Primary school girls in and around Nakivale
- Teachers and school leaders committed to girl-child protection
- Parents and caregivers supporting girls' education
Outcomes so far
What this program has delivered.
Ready to move?
Adopt a school club
Keep a club running for a full term — mentoring, supplies, safe sessions and follow-up for girls at risk of dropping out before anyone notices.
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The rest of the SHE-Alters journey.
Safe Spaces & Psychosocial Support
Confidential circles where women and girls — especially survivors of gender-based violence — can speak honestly, be believed, and rebuild emotional safety.
Purpose & Leadership Training
A structured curriculum on identity, self-awareness, vision, financial principles and leadership — so every woman leaves knowing what she is building and why.
Advocacy & Community Dialogues
Community dialogues and campaigns on GBV, education participation, inclusion and women's empowerment — because individual change needs a community that will hold it.