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About Us
Welcome to ZEDO AID Uganda! ZEDO AID is a community-driven initiative committed to reducing school dropout rates in government-aided schools. Our program supports volunteer teachers who work directly within schools to close learning gaps among at-risk learners by offering targeted remedial lessons in English and Mathematics, particularly in pivotal classes. Recognising the resource limitations that many government schools face, the Zero Dropout (ZEDO) Initiative was founded to unite key community stakeholders in empowering vulnerable learners to remain in school and succeed. Our efforts are anchored in our 4C Strategy—a holistic and sustainable approach to tackling school dropouts and ensuring meaningful educational outcomes:.
We have equipped over 200 local community education leaders with skills to foster school retention and reduce dropouts. Our focus is on empowering more head teachers, LC1 officials, and religious leaders to take action. By implementing practical strategies, they can create supportive environments for learners. Together, we aim to ensure every child has the opportunity to complete their education.
We support about 100 primary school students across four public schools in Kajjansi Town Council by supplying essential instructional materials and offering remedial teaching. Our efforts are dedicated to improving reading and math proficiency, addressing learning gaps among at-risk learners, fostering engagement to mitigate dropout risks, and laying a strong foundation for their academic success.
Teachers play a pivotal role in shaping students' futures, leveraging their close ties with students and parents to intervene early and boost engagement. Through our programs, we’ve equipped over 200 teachers to enhance remedial teaching in math and English. These efforts help at-risk students overcome challenges, fostering a positive learning environment that promotes retention and success.
