Teach A Man To Fish Partner School

Universal primary education will never be sufficient on its own to give young people from developing countries a real chance to escape poverty. It requires post-primary education focused on practical and business skills to match genuine opportunities within their communities. Unfortunately, governments have failed time and again to provide the resources for such education. If governments can't or won't meet this need, non-state actors will have to rise to the challenge.
But the old model of charity-funded short-term education projects is also not sufficient to create lasting capacity - what's needed is to build institutions that are financially sustainable, allowing them to meet the need for education in their community indefinitely.