Give 200 Children in Rural Nigeria an Education!

In January, we enrolled 30 out-of-school children for a new phase of ACE Charity's Safe Space Programme to receive literacy, numeracy and social skills lessons every weekend for nine (9) months. Following an update of the Safe Space Curriculum, the learning period has now been extended to a period of two (2) years, to further increase the learning outcomes achieved by our beneficiaries, especially when allowed to transition into formal schools. 

Over the months, we have held lessons every weekend and the children enrolled in the Safe Space Programme have made improvements that have been both remarkable and exciting to see. It goes beyond the fact that these children who have never had a formal education now understand the concepts being taught, are able to identify and apply them in multiple real-life scenarios. This certainly doesn’t come as a surprise as the children themselves have remained committed to attending the lessons, participating actively, attempting questions asked in the class, and challenging themselves by doing all assignments and tests given to them. On various occasions, we even have children come along with their friends and siblings to learn.

The access to learning, the matching interest by the children to learn and the evident benefit it serves to both the children, their families and Kware community keeps us committed inensuring that children can acquire the foundational educational knowledge and skills they need to grow and thrive. 

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Thank you! 

Vivian,
For: The ACE Team