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Our experienced tutors provided tips, tricks, and guidance to help students succeed. It was a valuable opportunity to boost students' confidence and grades. We covered Maths, English and Science!

 

 

Fun Football & Basketball activities, games and life coaching focussed on improving discipline, resilience & confidence.

The session was facilitated by football coaches from Peace Ballers, led by Zion Zachary. They use sports and creative arts to engage and empower young people with purpose and life skills.

 

 

We organise workshops for women and girls to inspire and empower them to live boldly. Our workshops cover soft skills and practical skills, aiming to promote education and confidence. Our goal is to bring together women and girls from diverse backgrounds to unite and inspire them.

 

 

In our culminating event of the year,  we had a session which combined traditional African storytelling which everyone was fascinated by followed by a session on Afro dance which was once again well-received by our young people so much so we are looking into hosting a regular dance workshop for 2023! We had 10 participants for this session with a average rating of 9.4/10.

We were grateful to have the Mayor of Royal Borough of Greenwich, Cllr Leo Fletcher and the deputy leader of Greenwich Council Averil Lekau as our special guest.

 

 

Food distribution in Ilesha to vulnerable young people and their to help combat poverty in the community.

 

 

Through this work, we run a weekly forum for teenage girls to give them the opportunity to learn, grow and be mentored; and give them the training to improve their entrepreneurial skills and increase their chances in life. This year, our sessions included goal setting, confidence building, health & well-being talks, healthy relationships, vocational skill training (how to make soap, air-freshener and liquid detergent, tie & dye), study support & more. They also visited Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife in September to encourage them to aim higher in their education

 

For our fun walk, we took a route from Woolwich to Abbey Wood which allowed us to view the Thames on a beautiful summer's day. We ended the walk with a picnic and an award ceremony. Overall, a fun event which helped raise money and awareness for society's most vulnerable in Nigeria. To make a donation, please visit our donation page.

The main focus of the session was to build our young people's confidence and resilience. With the help of our supportive coach, our young people grew over the 4 sessions. Secondary benefits also include increased fitness, better communication and teamwork skills.

Since we started our Educational programme in 2005, we have supported 47 vulnerable young people who are orphans or from one parent homes through their primary, secondary school and higher education. We are also delighted to announce that one of our young people graduated this year from Adeseun Ogundoyin Polytechnic, Eruwa, Nigeria. We have been supporting him since in was in primary school.

 

 

 

This course covered ‘Positive self-image, Good manners, Dining Etiquette & Personal digital branding. Through educating our young people on true social etiquette across various topics they were able to build confidence in their image and behaviour which will assist them in educational and career settings as they will be able to conduct themselves in a manner which makes them stand out from other young people.

This programme consisted of 2 sessions. The first session was on how to make the perfect CV & the second session was on how to boss your interview. Our young people found the programme extremely helpful in regard to furthering their education and career. The sessions rated 8.7/10.

For our second in-person event we hosted a dance workshop for our young people. Participants learnt a new dance routine whilst also appreciating the health and social benefits of the session.  

Since we started our Educational programme in 2005, we have supported 47 vulnerable young people who are orphans or from one parent homes through their primary, secondary school and higher education. Since the COVID-19 crisis started, we have also being distributing foodstuffs to vulnerable young people and their families in Ibadan & Ilesha to help combat poverty. Through our Girlz empowered programme in Ilesha, Nigeria, we reach over 100 teenagers a year with the aim of providing vulnerable young girls with equal chances in education, in order to establish a permanent and sustainable pathway to address poverty and to avoid early pregnancy

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