Edjuda Foundation is a non-governmental organization (NGO) committed to promoting education, technical training, community livelihood, and healthcare in Mozambique. Established in 2020, our digital presence began with an online learning platform aimed at bridging educational gaps.
Our mission at Edjuda Foundation is to provide education opportunities for all levels, especially for those who are unable to afford it. We believe that education is a powerful tool that can break the cycle of poverty and empower individuals to create a better future for themselves and their communities.
In line with our mission, we offer various technical training programs for individuals who are interested in acquiring new skills and improving their employability. Through these programs, we aim to equip people with the necessary knowledge and abilities to secure better job opportunities and contribute to the development of their families and society.
As we continue to expand, we are open to collaborations with like-minded institutions and organizations. We believe that by joining hands, we can achieve more and make a greater impact on the lives of those we serve. Therefore, we invite trusts and international organizations to support us in our endeavors to bring positive changes in Mozambique and beyond.
At Edjuda Foundation, we strive to create a better world through education, skill development, community development, and healthcare. Join us in our mission and be a part of the change we wish to see in Africa.
Students Educated
Reduction in Malaria Cases
Jobs Created
Our organization also focuses on the health and well-being of students and the community, as well as providing job-oriented training programs.
Our organization also focuses on the health and well-being of students and the community, as well as providing job-oriented training programs.
Empowerment, Diversity and Inclusion, Accountability, Integrity, Collaboration, and Compassion guide us in all our endeavors.
Empowerment: Education is a powerful tool that empowers individuals to break barriers and achieve their full potential.
Economic Growth: With an educated population, the country can experience economic growth and development.
Improved Livelihoods: Education opens up new opportunities and provides individuals with the necessary skills to secure better-paying jobs.
Increased Enrollment: Since the launch of the “Education for All” program, Edjuda has seen a significant increase in enrollment rates, especially among lower-income families.
Improved Learning Outcomes: With a focus on holistic learning, Edjuda has seen a tremendous improvement in learning outcomes among students.
Sustainable Impact: Edjuda’s “Education for All” program is not a one-time intervention but aims to create long-term, sustainable impact in the lives of individuals.
Maria, a young girl from a small village in Mozambique, always dreamed of pursuing higher education
Maria, a young girl from a small village in Mozambique, always dreamed of pursuing higher education.
John dropped out of school at a young age and struggled to find steady employment in Mozambique....
John dropped out of school at a young age and struggled to find steady employment in Mozambique....
Sofia was a single mother living in poverty in Mozambique. She struggled to provide for her children...
Sofia was a single mother living in poverty in Mozambique. She struggled to provide for her children...
David, a young man from a remote village in Mozambique, had always been interested in medicine....
David, a young man from a remote village in Mozambique, had always been interested in medicine....
Ahmed had always been a hustler, trying to make a living by selling handmade crafts in Mozambique. However....
Ahmed had always been a hustler, trying to make a living by selling handmade crafts in Mozambique. However....
Fátima had witnessed many cases of domestic violence in her community but felt helpless in being able to address this issue.
Fátima had witnessed many cases of domestic violence in her community but felt helpless in being able to address this issue. That's when she joined Edjuda's gender empowerment program, which taught her about women's rights and how to speak out against gender-based violence. Fátima now leads a support group for survivors and works towards creating a safer community for all.
