Helping Social Entrepreneurs - Educating Women

Alvin Hall explores the world of social entrepreneurship, focusing on Camfed's efforts to educate girls in Zambia. He highlights the challenges faced by girls like Christine, who struggle to balance education and family responsibilities. Camfed's model empowers communities and has supported over 500,000 children. Success stories like Gift's demonstrate the transformative power of education. Alvin returns to see progress, noting improvements in Christine's life and the broader impact of Camfed's work.

What are the implications of girls dropping out of school for their families?

In what ways do social entrepreneurs like Alvin Hall contribute to education?

How does the story of Gift illustrate the impact of education on breaking the cycle of poverty?

What changes did Christine experience in her education after receiving support?