I need a grant writer for education and health project
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
The growing and prolonged conflicts in Nigeria, couple with Covid-19 has seen an increase in the number of out-of-school children in that nation. This is not unique to Nigeria; The lack of access to affordable quality education is a challenge, over 50% of school age children are out of school. While primary education is suppose to be free, this is grossly underfunded where you can find one. Nigeria adopted the Universally Basic Education scheme in the 1990s. This system is largely obsolete. The digital illiteracy is also in the increase, leading to a generation of young people with no essential skills essential for the evolving labour market. This simply perpetuates the poverty circle and all the associated issues such as food insecurity, poor health, state/regional insecurity that inevitable has global implications.
When no child is left out but given access to full, quality education in a secure learning environment, they are given the opportunity to realise their full life potential. This empowers and equip them for independent life. They are able to make decisions that concerns their welfare, that of the nation and be global responsible citizens.
We are looking to ensure that no child is denied of their basic right to quality education. The establishment of an Education Institute will help address educational and health inequality in disadvantaged communities, with particular focus on IDPs.
When no child is left out but given access to full, quality education in a secure learning environment, they are given the opportunity to realise their full life potential. This empowers and equip them for independent life. They are able to make decisions that concerns their welfare, that of the nation and be global responsible citizens.
We are looking to ensure that no child is denied of their basic right to quality education. The establishment of an Education Institute will help address educational and health inequality in disadvantaged communities, with particular focus on IDPs.