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Advancing Girls’ Education (AGE) in Africa

AGE Africa’s three-pronged approach enables disadvantaged but academically talented young women to attend and finish secondary school and to pursue opportunities beyond high school by equipping them with all the resources, knowledge, and awareness they need to succeed. Their scholarships, extra-curricular programs, and post-secondary support strategies address the most prevalent causes of drop out.

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AGE Africa’s three-pronged approach enables disadvantaged but academically talented young women to attend and finish secondary school and to pursue opportunities beyond high school by equipping them with all the resources, knowledge, and awareness they need to succeed. Their scholarships, extra-curricular programs, and post-secondary support strategies address the most prevalent causes of drop out.

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Advancing Girls’ Education (AGE) in Africa

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2017

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