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African Revival

Annual Report and Accounts 2024–25

African Revival is a UK charity transforming schools in Uganda, South Sudan and (until 2025) Zambia. Their 2024–25 Annual Report — the charity's 19th year — covers 42,000+ beneficiaries, 10 classroom blocks, 140 teachers trained and 83 Girls' Advocacy Clubs across Northern Uganda. Key highlights include expanding the Mega Phonics programme, delivering books to South Sudan and the planned handover of all 47 Zambian schools after 19 years of partnership, as the charity refocuses on greater need in Uganda and South Sudan.

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Eco-friendly classroom construction, rainwater harvesting tanks, latrines, Read Together library and phonics programme, Girls' Advocacy Clubs, menstrual health management, reusable pad-making workshops, teacher training, Book Aid International partnerships, Step Up low-cost nurseries

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 42,000+ beneficiaries reached; 10 classroom blocks constructed; 140 teachers trained
Key Metric 2 83 Girls' Advocacy Clubs established and meeting across Northern Uganda since 2022; 600+ new girls' club members this year
Key Metric 3 7,100+ books delivered to 37 rural schools; 39 wheelable libraries delivered; 784 desk benches delivered; £651,279 total income (year to March 2025)

Key Outcomes

  • 20 new Girls' Advocacy Clubs established in Omoro District; Mega Phonics programme completed and expanded into 10 more rural schools in Kitgum District
  • Three classroom blocks built simultaneously at Daylight, Town and Kozi Primary Schools in South Sudan; 3,300 books delivered with further 4,778 in transit
  • Zambia operations wound down after 19 years and 47 schools supported — 24,500+ children reached; strategic refocus on Uganda and South Sudan where need is greater

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