Why Educate Girls?

All girls, regardless of the circumstances in which they were born, have the right to a quality education. A quality education provides the foundation for an individual to realize his or her dreams.

In Africa, over twenty-four million girls do not attend primary school, and boys outnumber girls in school attendance by at least 8 percent.  And of those girls who do enroll, 9 percent more drop out before the end of the sixth grade than boys. Source: Carol Bellamy, “Statement on the Launch of the Girls Education Movement, “ Uganda, August 15, 2001.

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Thank You Nadia Nouri Foundation

School is in session, and we're excited about all the possibilities this year will bring.

Your generous donation over the past year has helped to ensure that hard-working African students have the opportunity to complete their education. You're a hero to the student, their family, and the school they can attend. 

As you know, we're passionate about offering opportunities for education to hard-working students. And I can see that you also value the education of children.

Can I set up a sponsorship without filling out online forms?

Skip the form by sending us sponsorship information and let us set it up for you. We will need your name, address, phone number, email address, payment information, and which child you wish to sponsor. We will take care of the rest.

You can email your information to Hello@DevelopAfrica.org. Or you can mail the information to Develop Africa 1906 Knob Creek Road Suite 3 Johnson City, TN 37604. Or, you can call us at 423-282-0006.

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