A family-centered, community-driven approach ensuring education and well-being are fortified through local ownership and institutional accountability.
A six-year intervention (LNIBSEII), October 2025–September 2031, delivered with the Ministry of Education and Sports (MoES) — strengthening communities, teachers, SMCs, and district education offices to deliver inclusive literacy and numeracy, and improve retention in the primary grades. Through the initiative, LPF also promotes the use of ICTs by girls and young women for gender equality and sustainable development.
A glimpse across our portfolio before you dive into each program's own page below.
Equitable primary education, teacher training, and the tools for lifelong literacy.
300,000 children enrolledSRHR education, menstrual health management, and mobile clinic outreach.
Adolescent-friendly careVocational skilling, microfinance, and digital literacy for sustainable livelihoods.
Youth & young mothersClimate curriculum, green skills, and community-led adaptation projects.
Girl-led climate leadershipSRGBV reporting systems, mentorship, and leadership training for girls.
Safer schoolsGovernance, digital transformation, and a Centre of Excellence for Early Learning.
Financial independenceWe bridge the gap between social impact and financial sustainability by blending donor funding with social ventures and technical consultancy.
What sets LPF apart is a family-centered, community-driven approach — combining evidence-based interventions with local ownership so solutions are effective, culturally relevant, and sustainable.
Equitable learning opportunities and skills for life and work to marginalized children, youth, and young parents — bridging education, technology, and community empowerment.
A lean operational model with program-based budgeting, strategic outsourcing, and digital management systems to minimize overheads while maximizing impact.
Enterprise profits are reinvested into education programs, building community ownership and progressively transitioning toward financial and legal independence.
A globally recognized blueprint for systems-level change, centering the girl child as the catalyst for national development.
Providing critical financial and material resources — scholastic tools, clothing, and menstrual health products.
Bridging the gap between graduation and economic independence through the LPF Sisterhood network.
Partnering with national governments to institutionalize our high-impact models.
