Our official Objectives

• To provide formal and informal education opportunities to Maasai girls, with a focus on displaced, returnee, and disabled individuals.
• Foster community development by reducing gender disparity and supporting affirmative actions that benefit the entire community.
• Challenge the cultural norm of early marriage by offering alternative pathways through education.
• Decrease dropout rates among Maasai girls and facilitate their completion of secondary and tertiary education.
• Advocate for gender equality through educational initiatives within the Maasai community.
• Facilitate the enrollment of Maasai girls in formal and informal education programs to expand access to quality education.
• Offer scholarships and financial assistance to economically disadvantaged Maasai girls to support their educational pursuits.
• Identify and address barriers to girls' education, such as early marriage, cultural norms, and economic constraints, through targeted interventions and advocacy efforts.
• Implement leadership training programs to equip Maasai girls with the skills and confidence to become visionary leaders in their communities.
• Establish mentorship programs pairing Maasai girls with experienced leaders to provide guidance and support in their personal and professional development.
• Provide education and resources to parents and guardians on the importance of girls' education and the benefits of empowering their daughters.
• Forge partnerships with local organizations, government agencies, and community leaders to leverage resources and support for girls' education initiatives.
• Conduct awareness campaigns within Maasai communities to promote the value of girls' education and dispel myths surrounding cultural norms that hinder educational opportunities.
• Provide transitional support for Maasai girls transitioning from primary to secondary education and beyond to ensure continuity and success in their educational journey.
• Advocate for and contribute to the improvement of school infrastructure in Maasai communities to create conducive learning environments for girls.
• Develop sustainable strategies and initiatives that ensure the long-term impact and sustainability of Ereto's efforts in empowering Maasai girls through education.
• Recognize and celebrate the achievements and milestones of Maasai girls in education to inspire and motivate continued success.
• Establish monitoring and evaluation mechanisms to track the progress of Maasai girls in education and identify areas for improvement and intervention.
• Advocate for gender equality within Maasai communities by challenging discriminatory practices and promoting equal opportunities for girls and boys in education.