🎉 We're overjoyed to announce that Roselyne, our incredible Tanzania Country Manager, will be joining us in Australia this August for our Annual Sydney Dinner. Don't miss your opportunity to meet Roselyne in person and hear about her first-hand experience of how your generous support is empowering children and their families out of poverty through education 🌍📚 💡 Roselyne's visit is very timely given international aid cuts, and the ever-growing challenges and uncertainty we're facing as a global community in 2025. Here's a message from Roselyne about what she's looking forward to sharing with everyone in Sydney this August ❤️ ➡️ Sydney Dinner tickets are selling fast. Secure yours now: https://events.humanitix.com/so-they-can-sydney-gala-dinner-2025 (fb)

‘I am very grateful to So They Can for constructing this dormitory for us. In the past, we slept on the floor without beds and used the classroom as a hostel. However, we now have a comfortable environment to live and study at night. We are truly thankful for this project.‘ ❌ Long walking distances is one of the leading causes for students to discontinue high school in rural communities, especially for girls. At Qash Secondary School in Tanzania, most students walk a 10 to 18-kilometre roundtrip every day. Not surprisingly, the student dropout rate over Form 1 to Form 4 was 60% in 2024. 🤝 Together with the school community and support from important donors, we're tackling the root cause of this issue, ensuring more students have the opportunity to safely attend and stay in school. @followers, read our latest blog to learn about this important project: https://www.sotheycan.org/blog/removing-barriers-to-girls-secondary-school-education-in-tanzania/ (fb)