My KIR Foundation story: Changing the narrative.
Change is never easy, especially for a teenager from a sheltered life in a Private school to the challenges of being in a Public school.
Change is never easy, especially for a teenager from a sheltered life in a Private school to the challenges of being in a Public school.
In 2017 August, KIR Foundation introduced Board Games like (Chess, Scrabble, The Game of Life, Monopoly etc) to enable the youth in the Centre learn
It is often said that “The youth are the Leaders of tomorrow”, but with the recent spike in cultism, militancy, fraud, and get rich quick
Princewill Oriyebeka is a 17-year-old teenager who has had a passion for coding for over three years. Unfortunately, there was no way to drive and
During this training, I learnt how to make shoes, and I have made two pairs of shoes, I am currently wearing one and I sold
At KIR Foundation, we had several activities going on that educate the minds of the young people that visit our Resource and Rehabilitation center. These activities
Today’s TGIIF was another refreshing moment. We had what we call a “Mentorship Friday” today, where the dreams and aspirations of TGIIF youths were explored.
How do I make the world better for persons with disabilities? one may ask. People with disabilities need skills to engage in livelihood activities, but
PIND Foundation with support from Ford Foundation initiated the Niger Delta Youth EmploymentPathway programme. KIR Foundation as one of the 15 implementers of the programme,
Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) constitute the highest minority group in the world, in Nigeria; they are over 28 million PWDs. The exclusion of disability issues