Nobert is in Primary 4 and has recently sat his national exams and achieved an average grade of B. Educating boys in Sub-Saharan Africa, alongside girls, is a transformative strategy with far-reaching benefits. It challenges and reshapes gender stereotypes, fostering respect for women's rights and equality. Educated boys grow into men who support healthy, equitable relationships and are less likely to engage in domestic violence. This education is not just a pathway to better job prospects and economic stability; it's a cornerstone for lifting entire communities out of poverty. Moreover, it leads to informed health decisions, benefiting entire families. Perhaps most importantly, educated males serve as positive role models, inspiring future generations to value education and equality. By supporting the education of boys in Sub-Saharan Africa, Roof of Africa is not only investing in individuals but in the foundation of stronger, more equitable societies. Your support is vital in making this vision a reality.

Exam results

Kiswahili - B

English - A

Social studies- A

Maths- D

Science and Technology- B

Civics and Ethics- B

For £25 a month you can sponsor Nobert to continue his education for a month or you can pay a one-off payment of £300 which provides education for a year.