Rural communities in Ghana and Kenya face significant barriers to education, with high poverty rates (over 40% in some regions) limiting access to essentials like textbooks, technology, and trained teachers. Schools in remote areas often lack basic infrastructure—including electricity—making it difficult for students to engage with modern learning methods. Similarly, refugee, immigrant, and economically challenged families in Utah struggle with limited access to STEAM education, language barriers, and financial hardship, which hinder educational success and workforce readiness. Across all regions we serve, students and families encounter:

✔ Limited Access to Resources and Infrastructure
✔ Teacher Shortages and Training Deficiencies
✔ Cultural, Language, and Socioeconomic Barriers
✔ Limited Access to Technology and Digital Tools
✔ Insufficient Funding and Policy Support for Education