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Educational access for refugee children with disabilities in Dzaleka Refugee Camp

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Educational access for refugee children with disabilities in Dzaleka Refugee Camp

This project initiated by the team of students from Nkhorongo & Dzaleka Community Day Secondary Schools in close partnership with school and community representatives will increase the rate at which refugee children with disabilities aged 12–18 years can access secondary education within in Dzaleka…

This project initiated by the team of students from Nkhorongo & Dzaleka Community Day Secondary Schools in close partnership with school and community representatives will increase the rate at which refugee children with disabilities aged 12–18 years can access secondary education within in Dzaleka…

This project initiated by the team of students from Nkhorongo & Dzaleka Community Day Secondary Schools in close partnership with school and community representatives will increase the rate at which refugee children with disabilities aged 12–18 years can access secondary education within in Dzaleka Refugee Camp, Malawi, via enhancing community awareness of the human rights of 56,000 refugees and asylum seekers, as well as strengthening the capacity of 30 parents' representatives of primary and secondary schools, strengthening the human capacity of 50 secondary school dropouts with disabilities aged 12–18 years, and providing school stationery to 50 secondary school dropouts with disabilities aged 12–18 years for returning to schools in Dzaleka Camp, Malawi.