Educational Programs for Orphans & the Less Privileged

Our goal is to provide quality, accessible, and inclusive education that empowers orphans and underprivileged children with the knowledge and skills needed to break the cycle of poverty and build a brighter future.

 Core Objectives:

- Enroll and retain orphans and vulnerable children in primary and secondary schools.

- Provide educational materials (uniforms, books, shoes, bags).

- Offer after-school tutoring and mentorship support.

- Sponsor vocational training for non-school-going youth.

- Integrate life skills, moral instruction, and digital literacy.

- Partner with schools to cover fees and basic welfare needs.

Program Components:

Back-to-School Campaign

- Mobilize school-aged children not enrolled in school.

- Provide full educational kits (uniforms, sandals, books).

- Pay tuition/levies for selected beneficiaries.

Learning Support Center

- Set up community hubs with volunteer teachers for:

  - Homework help

 Literacy & numeracy classes

  - Moral and life skills training

  - Computer and digital skills training

 Vocational & Skills Training

- For teenagers who cannot pursue formal schooling:

  - Tailoring, hairdressing, carpentry, bead-making, etc.

  - Combine with business literacy and soft skills

Mentorship & Counseling

- Match children with mentors (teachers, professionals, older youth).

- Organize monthly group counseling sessions focused on:

  - Self-esteem

  - Goal-setting

  - Conflict resolution

  - Career guidance

Scholarship & Sponsorship Scheme

- Partner with donors and private individuals to sponsor:

  - School fees

  - Exams (WAEC/NECO)

  - Boarding for high-need cases

Expected Outcomes:

- Increased school enrollment and reduced dropout rates.

- Improved academic performance and self-confidence.

- Skilled youth equipped for employment or entrepreneurship.

- Stronger community support systems around education.

Partnership Opportunities:

- Local schools and teachers’ unions

- NGOs and churches with education programs

- Community leaders and parent groups

- Volunteer corps (NYSC, university students)

- Donors and CSR from businesses