Doing What’s Needed The Skills Acquisition Centre was set up in 1999 by Dame Marie Fatayi-Williams as a centre to rehabilitate the children under the bridge, positioning them for gainful employment. Today the centre plays its own part albeit a small one in combating the issue of unemployment. The centre
In 2010 we decided to set up a home for abandoned babies and children in Ijebu, Ogun State to meet the basic needs of orphaned and abandoned children in the state. The school is situated in GRA Ijebu Ode, a conducive and functional environment with the best care givers and
Established by Mrs. Ijeoma Asala in 1998, the Widows Trust Fund ensures widows who have been treated abominably by their husband’s families and society, are empowered to build a future for themselves and their children. The fund takes the form of seed investment ranging from ₦30,000 to ₦150,000 to support
Established in 1982, the scholarship committee was set up to provide educational, moral and financial assistance to deserving girls in secondary schools. Over time the need to impart moral values on students from an early age arose, thus, scholarship opportunities were extended to meet primary school student’s needs. In 2003,
[gallery size="medium" link="none" ids="2214,2215,2216"] Built in 1961 and situated in Yaba the Day Nursery aims to dramatically improve the academic ability of toddlers by giving them a head start in their education. It delivers the foundation for learning by providing children aged 4 months to 5 years with high