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NGO / Civil Society
Investing in Early Childhood Development and Education Through Drop In Cenres and Community Child Based CEntres in Malawi

YONECO's initiative supports early childhood development and education in Malawi through drop-in centers and community-based centers, providing activities such as physical, cognitive, and language development to children. The initiative has reached over 3,500 children and 300 caregivers across 8 dis

children counselling protection
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Youth Net and Counselling (yoneco)
NGO / Civil Society
Inclusive Early Childhood Development and Learning Center-Nazaret, Tanzania

The Inclusive Early Childhood Development and Learning Center in Nazaret, Tanzania provides quality early childhood education and care to over 200 children aged 3-7 years, including those with special educational needs. The center aims to improve academic performance, reduce inequalities, and suppor

early education pre-primary education early childhood development
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The Foundation for African Empowerment
NGO / Civil Society
Community-Led Integrated Early Childhood Development and Foundation Learning Initiatives

This initiative improves early childhood development and foundational learning outcomes through a holistic, community-driven approach, integrating health, nutrition, protection, and home environment support. It targets children aged 0-8 years from underserved and marginalized communities in Homabay

school readiness health early childhood development
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COMMUNITY ACTION FOR HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT
Academic / Research
Community based early childhood education initiative in Ethiopia

All Children-Africa promotes holistic, community-based early childhood care and education in Ethiopia, integrating early learning, nutrition, health, and psychosocial support for vulnerable children. It works with caregivers, especially women, to strengthen their capacity to provide nurturing care a

children early childhood care vulnerable children
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University of Groningen