Thousands of Children in Kenya Failed to Return to School Th

Thousands of Children in Kenya Failed to Return to School This Week


Thousands of Children in Kenya Failed to Return to School This Week
An estimated 15 million children were expected to return to school following a nine-month closure.
Why Global Citizens Should Care
COVID-19 has affected the way children around the world experience education and, for many, attending school has not even been an option. Although Kenya’s schools finally reopened, a number of children in the country have not been able to return; this has been caused by socioeconomic factors, such as a loss of household income, child pregnancy, or marriage. The United Nations’ Global Goal 4 calls for quality education for all and this can only be achieved if all children have equal access. Join the movement and take action on this issue here. 

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