Our Successes
We are a young organisation, so our record is short — but every number on this page is real and every story can be checked.
At-risk students at Ejemekwuru Akabor Secondary School registered for the 2026 WAEC examination.
Working with the parish and school, no student identified as at risk was left out.
Chairs and desks donated to ease a classroom seating shortage on the same visit.
Target reach of our planned girls' health education programme, subject to funding.
WHAT WE HAVE DONE
40 students kept on track for WAEC
When we learned that 40 students in Akabor could miss the WAEC examination because their families could not afford registration, we worked with the Reverend Father of St. Anthony Catholic Church and the school administration to identify every affected student, reach their families and complete their registration before the deadline.
Read the story →Classroom furniture for Ejemekwuru Akabor Secondary School
During the same visit we donated chairs and desks to address a shortage of classroom seating, so that students could learn and sit their preparation classes in reasonable conditions.
Read the story →Health education for adolescent girls
Our next programme, planned for April–September 2027, will bring age-appropriate health education, menstrual hygiene kits, trained peer educators and links to youth-friendly health services to 500 girls aged 12–19 in Akabor and nearby communities.
Help make it happen →