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Our programmes

We remove the reasons children drop out.

The Student Support Programme (SSP) is a complete package of support: tuition and educational support, school materials, sanitary and menstrual-hygiene support, food and nutrition, counselling and psychosocial support, mentoring and continuous follow-up.

Students in blue school uniforms standing in a row

01 · Category A

School fees & supplies

Students in Category A receive tuition fees, school-related support and essential educational supplies, and since 2024 they also receive meals.

116
students since 2021
49 boys · 67 girls
Four students in school uniform

02 · Category B

NECO exam fees

Category B students have their National Examinations Council (NECO) examination fees paid in full, so they can sit the exams that open the door to further education.

75
students since 2021
34 boys · 41 girls
Girls receiving packs of sanitary pads

03 · Category C

Sanitary support

Since 2022, girls across both categories have received a year of menstrual-hygiene supplies, so they can manage their periods with dignity and keep coming to school.

96
girls supported for a year
Students holding school bags beside bags of food

04 · Since 2024

Food & nutrition

The feeding scheme started in 2024. Every Category A student receives meals that support their wellbeing, concentration and ability to take part in class.

85
students fed since 2024
40 boys · 45 girls

More than money

Every student in the programme receives counselling and psychosocial support, mentoring, and continuous monitoring and follow-up, so we know how they are doing in school and in life.

A foundation volunteer working through paperwork one-to-one with a student

Beyond the SSP (4)

With partners
150+

pupils received educational materials through the Edu-Drive Program with YALI Ondo Hub.

700+

children reached through Children's Day and the Children Caravan with Kids & Teens Resource Centre.

150+

girls received sanitary products through International Day of the Girl Child and menstrual-hygiene programmes.

51

schools reached across the three senatorial districts of Ondo State.

What we want to do next

We're looking for partners to help us start literacy programmes, vocational skills training, IT skills, and advocacy for vulnerable children.

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