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6 Million

since 2021and now totals

"The global number of out-of-school children has risen by

250 Million

"

- UNESCO

Help Change that

Help change that

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HELP CHANGE THAT

We vow to give underrepresented students and FAMILIEs opportunities that no one else will

The AWE foundation works tirelessly to provide access to quality education and promote academic equity across the globe

The Kesse Model School

The Kesse school is an underprivileged school in Nigeria that AWE has adopted. The government does not provide adequate funding so the school budget is based on school fees paid by parents. But many parents can't afford them. AWE is working to supplement the cost of school fees and provide much needed equipment and supplies.

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Charles E. Mills Secondary School

AWE has a partnership with the Charles E. Mills Secondary School in Sandy Point, St. Kitts. It is the school Alice Wyre attended as a child and is near and dear to our hearts. AWE is working to provide CEMSS with a PA system so they can have better communication. We are also awarding 2 scholarships to graduating seniors who have shown resilience in the face of adversity.

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Jamaica, W.I.

AWE has partnered with two schools in Jamaica to help them with the various supplies needed. We are working with the YHE second school as well as Halls Delight primary school in St Andrew, Jamaica. We believe in a good education being accessible to all .

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PROJECTS

Impact

Established in 2023, The AWE Foundation has made a tremendous impact in a short time, thanks to the help of dedicated members and volunteers. The core of our work lies in the continuous passion and dedication we bring to the range of projects we take on in St. Kitts, Nigeria, and all across the globe! Learn more about Global Illiteracy.

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