EDUCATION
A total of 1.4 million South Africans, more than half of youth age 18-24, reported they did not attend any educational institutions because they lacked the money for tuition. Furthermore, 18% of those age 18–24 who were not attending educational institutions indicated that their poor academic performance prevented them from participating.*
*May 15, 2019 report from Stats SA
We support teen mentoring in the urban setting, primary boarding school in our most impoverished area, and teacher/student resources in rural settings and strives to meet the needs specific to each township
F.L.Y. Program
Fun Learning for Youth (FLY) is a not-for-profit organization that provides Mathematics and Life Skills tutoring for dozens of high school learners from disadvantaged communities.
Sowetho Education
In the impoverished neighborhood of Sowetho (formerly Itipini community), in Mthatha, South Africa, education takes a back seat to daily survival in an area overwhelmed with poverty, unemployment, lack of food and sanitation.
Malungeni Education & Committee
AIAIA works hand-in-hand with the Malugeni Education Committee to identify and fulfill classroom and recreational equipment needs for children in this rural community.