Educational Barriers in Angola

In Angola, access to quality education remains a significant challenge for many young people. For countless students, financial hardships, limited school supplies, and unreliable transportation stand in the way of their academic dreams. According to recent reports, the dropout rate in secondary schools remains high due to these obstacles, leaving many talented students unable to reach their full potential.

At A Great Work Foundation, we are committed to breaking these barriers and ensuring that every student, regardless of their background, has the opportunity to succeed.

Full Tuition Coverage 

We understand that the cost of education can be overwhelming. That’s why we cover full tuition fees for our scholars, allowing them to focus solely on their studies without the burden of financial stress.

School Supplies

Having the necessary tools for learning is essential to a student’s success. We provide students with everything they need—from textbooks to notebooks and other educational materials—so they can fully engage in their studies.

Transportation Assistance

In many regions of Angola, getting to school is a challenge in itself. By covering transportation costs, we ensure that our students can attend school regularly and safely, allowing them to fully participate in their education without worrying about how they will get there.

Mentorship and Guidance

We go beyond financial aid by offering mentorship to each of our students. Our mentors provide personalized support, helping students navigate academic challenges and offering guidance on career planning and personal development. This support is crucial in building confidence and encouraging long-term success.

Impacting Lives

Since our founding in 2022, A Great Work Foundation has had the privilege of transforming the lives of numerous students. Our holistic approach—covering tuition, supplies, transportation, and mentorship—empowers these students to pursue their education and create a brighter future for themselves and their communities.