About Us

Our Vision

To provide a world of equal opportunities for families, women, communities and youth through empowerment for the realization and maximization of their potentials towards a better future.

Our Mission

To promote and contribute to the growth of human development and alleviate poverty in Africa through these development initiatives:

EDUCATION

To provide access to basic and higher education for women, children and youths
To provide access to higher education through free-tuition initiatives and scholarships
To promote education and educational initiatives at primary, secondary and tertiary levels
To promote and provide Universal Basic Education through initiatives and policies

ENTREPRENEURIAL

To provide entrepreneurial and vocational skills to women, young graduates and youths
To provide financial and technical support for small and medium-scale projects for graduates and youths
To assist families and communities to identify economically viable enterprises for income generation in order to provide technical and financial support for their implementation.

FOOD SECURITY

To provide sustainable agricultural production systems, food security and qualitative nutrition initiatives
To promote good nutrition, agricultural practises and nutritional status

LEADERSHIP AND GOVERNANCE

To provide leadership skills for youths, as well as mentor youths as responsible and future leaders for the African continent

HEALTH

To provide and promote quality and safe health care delivery
To reduce maternal and infant mortality and morbidity

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

To develop a global partnerships for sustainable development

GENDER AND WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

To empower children, women, youths, families & communities in developing countries for a better future
To empower families and communities towards sustainable development
To eradicate negative social and cultural factors affecting women and children
To stabilize and enhance family structures and relationships, in order to promote discipline, leadership, and support projects such as, “Girl-Child Scheme”, “the Boy Drop out” and “The Children in Distress”