Being able to read is the most critical skill a child can learn. It is the gateway to all other learning outcomes. Not learning to read in early years, will limit options and opportunities for a life-time.
Fund impactful organisations working to boost literacy across Africa
Connect our partners and other key stakeholders in the literacy space to build collaboration and increase collective impact
Commission research to generate needed evidence
Advocate for more and better philanthropy in literacy
We're dreaming of a world where all children in
Africa can read and write by the age of 10.
We're proud to share here for the first time, the groundbreaking work of Kwame Akyeampong and his team at The Open University. Their research, The Power of Parents, reveals how engaged parents can transform children's learning—especially in under-resourced communities. This vital study reinforces what we believe: empowering families is key to lasting educational impact. Please take time to read the report and join us in championing the power of parents!
Being able to read is the most critical skill a child can learn. It is the gateway to all other learning outcomes. Not learning to read in early years, will limit options and opportunities for a life-time.
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