This is a common utterance by widows, orphans, displaced persons and other impoverished people. It’s a cry I can relate to as my own widowed mum toiled tirelessly to educate me. There are no real social safety nets and relatives are overstretched. More hands are required now more than ever before to help kids, like I was, achieve their full potential.
- Dr Maryam Ogebe
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Provide scholarship to brilliant children who desire to go to school but are unable to, due to financial constraints or circumstances beyond their control.
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Advocate for the need to educate both genders of children as the means of fighting poverty, diseases and taking advantage of the opportunities that come with globalization.
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Provide a platform for mentoring beneficiaries towards becoming ambassadors and advocates for education for the less privileged.
Moses talks about his experience of needing help and how the Future Hope Foundation came to his aid.