Education
Keep Girls Learning Through Secondary School
Fees, books, transport, and tutoring so marriage is never presented as the only option after primary school.
$25,270 Raised$30,000 Goal
Çocuk Yaşta Evliliğe Son exists so that girls can remain students, sisters, dreamers, and children for as long as childhood should last. Child, early, and forced marriage steals education, health, and choice. We work with families, teachers, youth leaders, and community networks to keep girls in school and to offer practical support when a child is at risk.
Every programme we run is built around dignity: listening first, sharing knowledge, and standing beside girls who want a future they can choose. Donations, volunteers, and local partnerships make that protection possible.
Scholarships, school kits, and mentoring that keep girls learning past the age when marriage pressure often begins.
Confidential guidance for caregivers and young people who need trusted adults, not silence, when harm is near.
Workshops on wellbeing, consent, and the lifelong health costs of early marriage, shared with care and respect.
Village meetings, youth clubs, and parent circles that replace harmful custom with informed choice.
We exist to interrupt child marriage before it happens and to walk with families who want a better path for their daughters.
Read MoreYour gift funds school continuation, community dialogue, and emergency support for girls who must not be left alone.
Donate NowThree flagship campaigns channel every donation into education, protection, and community change.
Fees, books, transport, and tutoring so marriage is never presented as the only option after primary school.
Training teachers and neighbours to recognise pressure, respond safely, and connect families with support.
Peer clubs where young people practise speaking up, supporting friends, and planning futures beyond early marriage.
Join workshops, mentoring circles, and awareness days. Your time tells a girl that her future matters to strangers who became allies.
A single gift can cover a term of schooling, a parent workshop, or emergency support when a family is under pressure to marry a child.
Walks, readings, and community dinners turn neighbours into advocates and keep the conversation about child marriage in the open.
Parents meet teachers, scholarship partners, and young women who stayed in school. Practical answers replace rumours about “the right age to marry.”
Facilitated conversations with elders, youth, and caregivers on how to protect childhood without shaming families who need support.
A skills day for peer mentors who will run school clubs, listen to friends, and know when to ask trusted adults for help.
Collecting kits, tutoring pledges, and transport support so girls returning after holidays are not quietly withdrawn for marriage.
I used to think child marriage was “someone else’s problem.” After attending a parent session I understood how quietly girls disappear from classrooms. Monthly giving is how I stay in the story.
Volunteering at the education fair showed me that families want options, not lectures. The team listens first. That is why I trust this organisation with both my time and my gift.
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Your gift is not a transaction. It is a promise that a girl can finish the school year, that a parent can hear another path, and that a community can practise protection out loud.
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Stories, field notes, and practical guidance from our education and protection work.
Each extra year of learning delays marriage pressure and expands a girl’s power to choose her own life.
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Respectful dialogue helps families see education as protection, not as a rejection of tradition.
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Peer mentors learn how to listen, when to ask for help, and how to keep a friend’s secret safe.
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