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 age-appropriate, safeguarding-consistent language, with 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, safeguarding-consistent 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 or needs additional support.
Who it's for
Who this cohort is built for.
- Primary-school girls in and around Nakivale
- Girls navigating critical transitions, interrupted education or social exclusion
- Teachers, school leaders, parents and caregivers supporting girl-child protection
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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