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CEEPARD Supports 2,500 Vulnerable School-Going Children in Waterloo

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In a bid to address the challenges preventing some children from attending school, Center for Empowerment, Education, Peace and Agriculture for Rural Development (CEEPARD) has supported 2,500 vulnerable children and women-led households in rural communities in Waterloo as part of the organization's sixth edition of its Summer School Livelihood Support Programme for less privileged children.

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Truth Media SL · 24 Sept 2026, 11:15 am

CEEPARD Supports 2,500 Vulnerable School-Going Children in Waterloo

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