Foundations & donors
Fund programmes with clear goals, honest reporting and a focus on the most vulnerable.
Get involved
Stand with young people. Change what's possible.
Give, volunteer or partner. Each path helps a young person in Nigeria build skills, health and confidence.
Donate
Your gift keeps every place free.
Young people never pay to join our programmes. Olosun, Ota has no reliable power, so our centre runs on generators, and rising fuel prices are now one of our biggest costs. Your gift keeps the lights on and the doors open.
- Fuel and reliable power for the learning centre
- Books for the mini library and JAMB study materials
- Tools and materials for baking, tailoring and ICT training
- Helping young people reach the centre despite poor roads
Make a donation
Send us a quick message and we'll email you our payment details, followed by a thank-you and receipt.
Volunteer
Share what you know
Your time and talent can open a door for a young person. We welcome volunteers in Ota and remote contributors worldwide.
Skills instructors
Teach a trade during the Summer Skills Academy.
Mentors
Guide a young person through school, work and life choices.
Health educators
Support youth-friendly health sessions and outreach.
Digital & creative
Help with design, photography, content and tech, remotely.
Partner
Let's reach more young people, together
Businesses
Sponsor a skills track, provide equipment or open your workplace to apprentices.
Schools
Host health education and life-skills sessions for your students.
Health & public agencies
Collaborate on outreach, screening and youth-friendly services, as we did with AHEAD in 2018.
Questions
Frequently asked
Who can join your programmes?
Our programmes are designed for young people, with a special focus on adolescents and those from vulnerable backgrounds in and around Ota, Ogun State. Specific age ranges are shared when each programme opens.
Do you help with JAMB preparation?
Yes. Our learning centre offers free JAMB preparation lectures and a mini library for young people who cannot afford fee-paying tutorial centres. Contact us to ask about the next class.
Do participants pay anything?
No. Our skills programmes are free. Places are limited, so they are allocated first come, first served.
Can I volunteer from outside Nigeria?
Yes. Digital, creative and some mentoring roles can be done remotely. Tell us your skills in the volunteer form.
How is my donation used?
Donations fund instructors, learning materials, equipment and community outreach. Contact us any time for more detail on how funds are allocated.