So They Can was founded in 2009 on the vision to change the future of children and communities living in poverty through education. We provide quality education in East Africa with improved learning conditions, teacher training, child development, and women’s empowerment through inclusive partnerships with communities and governments. Our Education Program has reached 50,000 children and their families across 55 government primary and secondary schools in Kenya and Tanzania. Our complimentary Community Development Program has reached 23,800 community members through Child Wellbeing, Women's Empowerment and Community Health initiatives. We apply a gender-focussed approach to reach girls, and women, who face disproportionate barriers in our partner communities. We Educate to Empower.

End child poverty through quality education.

Goal One: By 2030 sustain all 43 partner primary schools currently in So They Can's Education Program in Kenya and Tanzania. Schools will have moved through our 3-phase Sustainable Schools Model over 8 years to achieve improved education outcomes. Each school will have adequate infrastructure, resources, staff and capacity to continue delivering quality primary education for the longterm.

Goal Two: By 2031 scale So They Can's Education Program to 14 feeder secondary schools in Kenya and Tanzania. Children education in our partner primary schools, will have an education pathway to complete their secondary education. Through our partnership each secondary school will have adequate infrastructure, resources and capacity to deliver quality secondary education.