Our Challenge - educating girls in South Sudan
Welcome to Loreto Rumbek
Girls in South Sudan face extreme adversity in the pursuit of academic success. Even a basic education is a right denied to many.
Young girls and especially young women are less likely to enroll and more likely to drop out.
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Ding Majak – an advocate for education
Tabitha Ding Majak first heard of Loreto when her husband, the Chief of Titicrojit village, visited Bishop Mazzolari, the Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of…
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More than work experience…
If you walk attentively through the Loreto compound, you will meet many young women and a few young men working alongside pupils, teachers, and staff…
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Loreto Women presented: Priscilla
More than 400 young women have successfully graduated from the school since we began. The stories of these young women are so impressive and touching that we would like to share a few of them with you over the next 12 months.
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