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ABOUT OUR PROGRAM

Less than 3% of Ethiopian girls graduate from high school—and even fewer complete college.
Our students achieve a success rate of over 95%!

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Our Types of Programs

PinK Girl provides weekly Saturday tutoring, bi-monthly Life Skills (Social-Emotional Learning), and a Summer English Camp for underserved girls attending public schools.

Tutoring &
Academic Counseling

How the Program Works:

Small Class Sizes
Every Saturday, girls in grades 7–12 participate in small-group tutoring, with approximately 25 students per class. Regular attendance and participation are expected.

Who Teaches:

Highly Qualified Teachers
Our teachers are carefully selected for their expertise and hold bachelor's and/or master's degrees in their fields.

How They Learn:

Interactive Learning
We use an engaging, student-centered teaching approach that encourages participation, critical thinking, and collaboration in both academics and Life Skills.

What They Learn:

Academic Support
Girls receive instruction in math, physics, biology, chemistry, economics, history, geography, and spoken and written English.

What Resources They Receive:

Learning Resources
Students have access to a computer lab, library, reading room, study space, and individual mentoring at the PinK Girl Center.

 

How Families are Involved:

Family Partnership
Home visits help build strong partnerships with families, encouraging consistent attendance and supporting each girl's academic and personal growth.

Life Skills

What Do the Girls Learn?

12 Life Skills Curriculum

Girls participate in 12 Life Skills classes each year in small groups of 15–20 students. Topics include:

Self-esteem, Assertiveness, Decision-making, Stress management, Emotional awareness, Healthy friendships, Conflict resolution, Self-awareness

Why Does It Matter?

A Safe Place to Belong
Beyond academics, Life Skills gives girls a safe, supportive community where they build confidence, find their voice, and explore their hopes and dreams—an opportunity that is rare in Ethiopia.

Does It Work?

Research Based Impact
Research consistently shows that social-emotional learning improves academic achievement, resilience, leadership, and long-term success. PinK Girl's outstanding graduation and college enrollment rates reflect the power of combining Life Skills with academic support.

What Values Guide the Program?

Living Core Values

Our Life Skills program is grounded in values that shape character and leadership, including:

Honesty, Kindness, Respect, Tolerance, Perseverance, Honor, Joy, Hope

Summer
English Class

Why Does the Camp Exist?

Because It Matters

Beginning in 7th grade, Ethiopia's national exams are administered in English. Many girls receive limited English instruction in public school, creating a significant barrier to academic success.

 

What Happens at Camp?

Immersive Learning

Summer English Camp helps girls build confidence and fluency through conversation, games, music, drama, and team activities in a fun, supportive environment.

 

What Impact Does It Have?

Preparing for Success

By strengthening spoken English, girls improve the communication and critical thinking skills they need to succeed on national exams, in college, and in future careers.

Continuing the Journey 

The camp also welcomes returning university students, giving them opportunities to strengthen their English while mentoring younger girls..

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NGO Status: We are registered as Pink Girl Ethiopia for NGO status with the Ministry of Education, Women Affairs Ministry and the Ministry of Charities.

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Charity: 82-393253

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