Livelihood Support Programme
Small-grants and skills training for parents and guardians.
Recognising that a child’s education is only as stable as their household, the Livelihood Support Programme offers small grants, savings groups, and skills training to parents and guardians of enrolled learners — reducing the economic pressure that pulls children out of school.
From the field.
What's happening now.
Pilot launches in Bono region
180 households enrolled in the first cohort of savings groups and small-grants training.
In their words.
My daughter stayed in school because I finally had a small trade of my own. That is the whole story.
Take it with you.
Who this reaches.
Apply for Livelihood Support.
Tell us a little about your household and what kind of support would help most. Submission does not automatically guarantee approval.
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