Changing Lives with a Hopeful Future

Timiza

Swahili • Verb • /Tim-iza/

accomplish, complete, fulfill

 

The Timiza Project, started in 2022, provides financial and resource subsidies to girls in Uganda in an effort to promote education. We work to promote educational equality, opportunities, and resources while reducing barriers like financial inability and teenage pregnancy.

Our mission is to aid girls in Uganda through their educational endeavors and inspire them to achieve their fullest potential.

Meet Susan

Susan is one of the beneficiaries of the Timiza Project. The Manjula Gupta Foundation is sponsoring Susan by subsidizing resources, school and vocational education, tuition, clothing, and supplies. Your donations go straight to helping Susan and girls like her so that they can attend school and improve the lives of those around them.

 

Our Partner:

 
 
 
 
 

Our Impact and Your Impact.

Donations we receive for The Timiza Project directly fund girls’ education in Uganda. Funds may be utilized to pay for books, resources, clothes, food, tuition, or any financial requirement to attend school. We can guarantee transparency with 100% of your donation.

Each amount truly counts. 1 US dollar = 3,523.40 Ugandan Shilling. The cost of living is 69% less expensive in Uganda as compared to the United States. This means your donation is exponentially more impactful for funding in Uganda, allowing for a greater impact.

 The Data.

Male Literacy Rate

Uganda; ages 15+

Female Literacy Rate

Uganda; ages 15+
 

Gender Gap

11.818% = 2,679,858 people

This is a little less than the population of Lithuania 2021

 

Unique Barriers

5 million

Girls married before age 18 (2020)

>60%

Girls absent themselves from school during their menstrual cycle due to a lack of feminine hygiene products available

25%

Girls became mothers by age 19 (2019)

 
 

Past and Current Policies to Combat Educational Inequality in Uganda

 

  • Education and Sports Sector Plan

  • NDPIII and Vision 2040

  • Universal Primary Education (UPE)

  • Capitation and School Facilities Grants

  • National Integrated Early Childhood Development Policy and Action Plan

  • Early Childhood Development Policy of Uganda

  • Alternative Basic Education

  • The National Gender Policy