OUR PROGRAMS
Virtual
International Day of Education Outreach (January 24)
Commemorating the International Day of Education under themes such as "Educated Minds, Peaceful Nations" and "Quality Education = Sustainable Future." Volunteers and pupils held banners promoting inclusive learning and SDG 4, inspiring lifelong learning, community involvement, and peaceful development for brighter futures.
Virtual
2 Days Virtual Seminar:
Capacity Building Session on Employability
Who the programme supports
Young people aged 15–35, including students, early-career professionals, and community volunteers.
Online Seminar
One Day Online Seminar:
Skills and Unemployment in the 21st Century – What is/are the Way(s) Forward
Who the programme supports
Young people aged 15–35, including students, early-career professionals, and community volunteers.
Health
Outreach
Obstetrics Ultrasound Examination for Pregnant Women in Ilorin
Who the programme supports
Young people aged 15–35, including students, early-career professionals, and community volunteers, with a focus on expectant mothers in underserved communities.
Outreach
Sickle Cell Awareness and Community Outreach
Who the programme supports: Young people aged 15–35
Many young people lack access to the practical exposure needed to succeed, alongside health disparities in rural areas. Collaborating with partners like G2win and the Pearl Sickle Cell Foundation, this initiative involved on-the-ground testing, education, and support (a late-year activity shown), raising awareness, reducing stigma, and enabling early interventions for sickle cell disease, empowering youth to lead healthier lives and contribute to community well-being.
Outreach
Pad an Inmate: Donation of Sanitary Pads to Women in Prison
Many young people and marginalized groups face basic hygiene barriers. This 2021 drive at Oke Kura Prison, Ilorin (May 22), collected and distributed sanitary pads through individual/corporate donations, promoting dignity, menstrual health equity, and social inclusion, inspiring youth volunteers to address gender-specific needs in vulnerable populations.
Seminar
Stories That Inspire Weekly Twitter Spaces
Who the programme supports
Young people aged 15–35, including students, early-career professionals, and community volunteers.
Many young people lack access to skills training, mentorship, and practical exposure needed to succeed. These recurring Twitter Spaces, June 2022 with Chidi Nwaogwu on inspiration; October 2022 on Nigeria's independence impact; November 2022 on intentional networking featured motivational discussions, networking, and youth stories, building inspiration, connections, and civic awareness to drive personal growth and national progress.
Seminar
Reproductive Health in Women Seminar
Many young people lack access to the skills training, mentorship, and practical exposure they need to succeed, including vital reproductive health knowledge. This May 20, 2021, virtual session (8 PM) with expert Aanuololuwa Enitan Adekoya covered female anatomy and wellness, empowering participants with education to make informed decisions, prevent issues, and advocate for health rights, advancing gender equity and personal development.
