Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in Nigeria

by Sam Onyemaechi Humanitarian Foundation
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria
Train 150 Youths in Vocational Skills in  Nigeria

Project Report | Oct 10, 2022
Update on the progress report on

By James Rosita Nkeiruka | Project Leader

"The deepest craving of human nature is the need to be appreciated." We cannot but thank you immensely for your kindness, generosity, and expression of solidarity to our project, "help 15k youths in vocational and innovative skills (54332)

In our last report dated June 12, we haven't made much progress as regards to receiving support in carrying out our humanitarian services for, "Help 25k youths in vocational and innovative skills (54332).


*INCOME*

a) In-kind contribution=$100

b) individual contributions= $95

Grand total =$195

Below is a short description of some of the humanitarian relief you have supported is with your donation.

EXPENSES
i) Facilitators appreciation = $50

ii) Volunteer/Staff appreciation = $50

iii) Communication and telephone bills = $ 30

iv) Graphic Artist = $30
Deficit brought forward =$21.17

Grand Total = $182.17

Balance = $12.83

The foundation is still on the level of educating youths through workshops/Seminars to create awareness about vocational training and innovation. We have not officially start empowering youths due to lack of fund. We are handicapped due to economic situation and inflation rate.

Besides, there are lots of benefits Vocational and Innovative skills can do to our teaming youths. It will equip our youths in entrepreneurial skills and this is geared towards massive production that will in turn help in the growth of the nation’s economy.

It will be a major source of income and financial independence for individuals because, one who is technically skilled is bound to become self-reliant.

Vocational and Innovative skills is useful in the science and engineering fields because it involves the application of scientific knowledge to solve basic problems and ease man’s living. Hence, there is provision of huge manpower to industries.

Vocational education provides individuals with employment and a good means of living. The implication of this will be reduction in crime rate. Joblessness is one of the factors that encourage criminal activities. Vocational education addresses this issue to a large extent.

Another benefit this can bring to society is that no society can simply do without vocational and Innovative skills. It contributions include areas such as building, woodwork, metalwork, automobile, electrical/electronic etc. technologies. It is impossible to do away with the carpenters, electricians, bricklayers, welders, auto mechanics etc.

All these aforementioned benefits cannot be actualized without support. Shortage of funds, equipment and facilities are significant problems affecting our organization in carrying out our vocational and technical education to the youths. Without state of the arts equipment, workshops, training materials and fund for maintenance, the implementation of vocational and technical education programmes which we have started to support the youths will remain a mirage.

Once again, thank you for your generous donation to "HELP 15K YOUTHS IN VOCATIONAL & INNOVATIVE SKILLS (54332 that supported these efforts.

As the crises rages on, insecurity, uncertainty, and humanitarian needs abound. We are committed to providing humanitarian and long-term support to rural communities.

Once again, thank you for your generous donation to help 15K youths in vocational and innovative skills (54332) that supported these efforts.

Moreso, #givingtuesday campaign is right around the corner, November 29, we will be grateful to partner with you on that special day. We will also give you update as the campaign approaches through our project appeal letter as a reminder for the campaign exercises. Thanks for considering our organization and proud to partner with us.

With Kindest regards,

Samonyemaechi humanitarian.

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Jun 17, 2022
Update progress report on our project

By James Rosita Nkeiruka | Project Leader

Feb 18, 2022
Help 15k youths in vocational and innovative skill

By James Rosita Nkeiruka | Project Leader

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Sam Onyemaechi Humanitarian Foundation

Location: MBAISE, IMO - Nigeria
Website:
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Twitter: @samueli02274871?s=08
Project Leader:
Agomuo Rosita Nkeiruka
MBAISE , IMO Nigeria
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