Our Work

Programs built around education, information and practical skills.

Our current work is organised into three pillars that support learners from early childhood through youth leadership and economic empowerment.

Pillar

Foundational Learning

Early learning, safe reading spaces and creative development for children.

  • Early Childhood Development (ECD)
  • Libraries & Literacy
  • Art: Drawing Lessons for Kids
Pillar

Youth Development & Leadership

Mentorship and critical thinking for education, character and leadership.

  • Mentorship for Girls & Boys
  • Undergraduate Mentorship
  • Critical Thinking through Chess
Pillar

Skills & Economic Empowerment

Practical livelihood skills for youth and women.

  • Entrepreneurship & Women Empowerment
  • Sewing Skills
  • Soap Making and Small Business Basics
Critical Thinking

Chess for logic, patience and problem-solving.

Chess sessions help learners develop concentration, discipline and strategic thinking.

Logic

Structured thinking through every move.

Patience

Learning to wait, observe and respond well.

Strategy

Planning ahead and solving problems.

Children Build Critical Thinking Through Chess
Women Learn Sewing Skills for Livelihoods
Skills & Empowerment

Practical skills for livelihood opportunities.

Women and youth receive hands-on training in sewing, small business basics and practical economic empowerment skills.

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