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Provide quality education for pupils between the ages of three (3) to five (5) by availing better, closer, and conducive learning facilities.
Reduce the rate of school dropouts.
Improved literacy levels in the community.
School Building Project Read More »
Education volunteer opportunities are one of the best ways to pass on your knowledge while learning and exploring other countries, cultures, and people at the same time. Volunteer As A Teacher in Ghana Pass On Your Skills & Language To Eager Children About The Placement As a teaching volunteer in Ghana, you will be helping to
Education Volunteer Program – Ghana Read More »
“Young girls need mentors because they need someone who believes in them. Someone
who’ll look them in the eye, hold their hands and tell them that the sky is their limit and that
they have as many options as the boys around them. At the time when these young minds
are dreaming a thousand dreams, just one person is enough for them to start believing in
themselves,” says Shaziya Shaikh, Fellow at The Gender Lab.
Empowered Girl Series 2023 Read More »
Vocational Education Training has been found to have an important effect on career development, which is why it is crucial for students and adults to pursue vocational training.
RURAL GIRLS AID PROJECT (RGAP) Read More »
A conducive classroom and school design help children to understand with ease what is been taught
Otareso Community School receives facelift. Read More »
Menstruation period should not prevent a girl from going to school.
Sanitary Pads for Rural School Girls Read More »
It is designed to provide creative and engaging opportunities for girls to meet and interact with distinguished women with proven track records of success in their respective fields. This platform will motivate the girls to advance their education, and unlock their boundless potential.
Empowered Girl Series 2020 Read More »
A health assessment conducted by nurses of Jodeb Foundation made the following observations; 1. Instead of dustbins, some residents dumped their solid waste in the river. 2. The community has no health facility and health professionals. 3. No access to prompt and effective treatment of malaria due to the absence of a health facility. 4. No regular and effective Monitoring and Evaluation mechanism from the district health office. 5. No proper environmental management standards are adhered to. Residents urinate, brush teeth, bath and do all manner of things in the water.
Severe Malaria cases recorded amongst Children in Nzulezo Read More »
Nzulezu is a wonderful tourist destination but beyond tourism, there is much more to be done to help the village develop.
Nzulezu to host \’Reaching the Unreached\’ 2019 Project Read More »
