Education Support Program

Providing access to quality education for vulnerable children

Breaking Barriers to Education

Shekinah CBO supports education through scholarships, school supplies and mentorship BY giving every child the chance to learn and thrive.

Scholarships

We offer full and partial scholarships to needy students in primary, secondary and vocational institutions—ensuring no child is left behind due to financial constraints.

School Supplies

From uniforms to textbooks and learning materials, we equip students with the essentials they need to succeed in the classroom.

Mentorship

Through personal guidance and career counseling, we walk alongside young learners—helping them stay focused, motivated, and goal-driven.

Community Awareness

We engage parents, guardians and local leaders to champion the importance of education by reducing dropout rates and encouraging long-term support for learners.

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Our Education Impact

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Success Stories

Brian's Story

Hope and Joy's Journey

Orphaned siblings Hope and Joy had been sent home from school because their grandmother couldn’t pay their fees. Through Shekinah CBO’s full scholarship program, they were given a second chance. Today, they’re back in school, learning, thriving, and dreaming big.

Grace's Story

Rebecca, Entrepreneur

The vocational training sponsored by Shekinah gave me the skills to start my own salon. I now support my family with dignity and confidence.

School Transformation

Chebarus Primary

Shekinah recently partnered with Chebarus Primary School, providing the pupils with a generous supply of storybooks. This initiative aims to foster a reading culture among young learners and support their academic growth through access to engaging learning materials.

Help Us Educate More Children

Your donation can provide school fees, uniforms, books, and mentorship to a child in need. Together, we can transform lives through education.

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