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A Message to the So They Can Family from our Board Chair and CEO

To all of you affected by the corona virus in any form, our thoughts are with you. We want to update you and let you know that we…

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Menye’s Academic Journey to Success

Menye Lowasa is a 14-year-old boy among the standard seven graduates at Mwikantsi Primary School in the Babati District in Tanzania. With the hard work of Menye and…

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Pupils sitting in the class while reading and looking for the pictures from the book.

Attendance rate up as pupils explore new books

Young students at Endagile Primary School in rural Tanzania love going to school so they can read books, their teacher says. As part of the Let’s Read project,…

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So They Can Policies in Kiswahili

While we’re busy with the more public facing projects at So They Can like any organisation  a lot of work goes on behind the scenes to ensure we’re…

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Group Photo of Kenyan Life Exchange Trip 2019

Kenya Life Exchange 2019 – Kirsten Delaney shares her highlights

In July, my 16-year-old daughter, Caitlin, and I were thrilled to be part of the Life Exchange Trip to Kenya with So They Can. Our family have sponsored…

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So They Can commits to accountability We want to be one of the most trustworthy non-profit organisations in Australasia, and we want to know how everything we do is helping our partner communities. It is important for any non-profit organisation to know exactly what is working so we can focus our attention on projects that deliver great results. We also need to know which projects are not working, so we can improve or stop them. We are designing a new system to capture the most important data and measure our success. “We need to identify successes and gaps.” – Wilson Kaijage, So They Can Tanzania MEL Officer Last week representatives from So They Can International, So They Can Kenya, and So They Can Tanzania gathered with international experts in Arusha, Tanzania for a 2 day Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) workshop hosted by Penny Verdich, Growth Coaching International and Terri Anderson, STC International Tanzania Country Director and MEL Manager. “Monitoring and evaluation cannot be separated from accountability.” – Elizabeth Kisio, So They Can Kenya MEL Officer Attendees created a template for the new system which will measure data at the beginning, middle and end of each So They Can project. Ongoing staff training and organisational evaluation will make sure these systems get better and better. Measuring and proving our achievements will help us give children access to quality education. It will also give our donors and partners confidence in our performance.

So They Can commits to accountability

We want to be one of the most trustworthy non-profit organisations in Australasia, and we want to know how everything we do is helping our partner communities. It…

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