BRAVE Project is working to create a circle of safety and opportunity for vulnerable children, ensuring they can learn without fear. By strengthening child protection systems to combat bullying and violence, providing professional development for teachers, and actively breaking down barriers like supporting girls’ education with menstrual health management the project fosters a more inclusive and resilient learning environment. Through community dialogue, back-to-school campaigns, and the empowerment of local leaders and committees, this 12-month initiative, led by a consortium including ZOA and PALM Corps, is building a foundation where every child has the chance to access a quality primary education and thrive in Imvepi refugee settlement, Terego District Northern Uganda.

Project Outcomes & Outputs

Project Outcome 1
Improved Continuous, Safe and Equitable Access and Retention to Inclusive Learning and Training Opportunities.
Outputs 1
1.4: Strengthened child protection referral pathways and providing school-based actions to address issues of bullying, violence, Mental Health and Psychosocial Support
1.6: Access to education for girls expanded by addressing barriers to enrollment

Outcome 2
Improved Delivery of Quality Education and Training
Outputs
2.2: Provision of continuous professional development, and supplementary trainings for teachers and head teachers
2.4: Strengthening child participation and resilience

Outcome 3
Strengthened Systems for Effective and Resilient Service Delivery
Outputs
3.1: Community-level engagement strengthened to support sustainability and accountability

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