Results

SEGA graduated 58 students – 30 SEGA staff members train in child protection measures and advocacy – 1,426 MK participants to advocate for girls’ rights – 63 students enrolled in the SEGA Intensive English Language program – 50 graduates trained and demonstrated positive career readiness – 57 Form 3 developed entrepreneurial skills – 100% of all graduates display the ability to manage the home garden and respect natural environment – 100 scholarships provided for graduates to continue education in Tanzania.

Impact

Since 2016 -2% of graduates have obtained paying careers within the public and private sector – 4% of graduates are business owners – 9% are enrolled or have completed University degrees – 33% are enrolled or have completed Certificates and/or Diplomas – 46% are enrolled or have completed “A” level studies – 53% are currently in school or volunteering in unpaid labour.