Youngest Lyra supporters raise funds for girls’ education

We’re proud of how much the young people have already achieved and are thrilled to have secured new grants to expand the programme.

Sayuni was one of the first girls to stay in the Lundamatwe hostel and is now teaching other young people in her community to start businesses.

We spoke to a number of people connected to Lyra about what International Women’s Day meant to them.

We’re delighted to have had chance to promote girls’ leadership in 2018.

In November the whole community came together to celebrate the launch of the Nyang’oro girls’ hostel.

One of the conundrums we've faced in providing safe accommodation for girls is sustainable funding.

The community at Lundamatwe celebrated the importance of girls' education and the need to keep girls safe in the school hostel...

To improve on existing hostels, we had to encourage communities and government to try something new...

We're delighted to welcome Ester Sanga as Lyra's Community Development Officer. 

Using innovative low carbon ISSB technology, work has begun on the latest girls' dormitory...

A visit from RACHEL creator, Norberto Mujica provided an incredible training opportunity for the Lyra team and endorsement of Lyra's model. 

72 girls have joined the new hostel at Lulanzi Secondary School, built by Lyra and the local community. Hear what the girls think about this life-changing opportunity. 

Tablets are only half the story... read about the progress from our pilot digital learning programme. 

Trying new technologies takes courage, but Honesta is a determined businesswoman. Read about her first batch of chicks with the Haybox brooder.