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Education Fund

Three boys are studying together with the caption: Education.

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59 million primary-school-age children are not enrolled in school; 53% of these are girls. These children are at greater risk for exploitation, child marriage, and lower income-earning potential.

Every child deserves to be able to read and write, enjoy safe and healthy learning environments and be equipped to reach their full potential. World Vision addresses barriers to education and works with communities and local governments to improve the quality of education children receive.

 

Impact facts

In 2016, World Vision Malaysia was able to achieve the following with help from our supporters:

 

1,658 students participated in reading sessions and literacy-building activities at home and in their communities.

 

 

2,402 teachers have improved their teaching techniques.

 

 

7,076 teachers and students have benefitted from better learning environments that are safe and child-friendly, equipped with adequate facilities, and have the materials and resources children need to get a well-rounded education.

 

How you can contribute to the Education Fund
Give RM35
(Monthly)
Your contribution could provide reading resources for 1 child, which will help to improve their reading skills.
Give RM150
(One-time or Monthly)
Your contribution could help train 1 pre-school committee on fundraising, which will allow pre-schools to sustain themselves.
Give any amount
(One-time or Monthly)
Your contribution would help support World Vision’s education initiatives in poor communities, giving children the opportunity to learn in a positive environment.

At World Vision, we seek to ensure that all resources entrusted to us are used as efficiently and effectively as possible. In rare cases where donations exceed what is needed, or where local conditions prevent programme implementation, World Vision will redirect funds to equally important programmes that help children and families in need.