Humanity Effect

In a heartwarming tale of transformation, Alhaji, a 12-year-old boy from Niger State, Nigeria, is pursuing his education with the support of UNICEF. His story is an inspiration to his community, highlighting the importance of education in breaking down barriers and promoting social change. ??Reflecting on the Power of Education Alhaji's courage to learn and grow is a powerful reminder of the transformative potential of education. As we reflect on his story, we are reminded that education has the power to break down barriers and promote social change. By supporting and encouraging individuals to prioritize education, we can create a ripple effect that inspires and empowers others to do the same. ????Embracing Lifelong Learning Alhaji's story is a testament to the importance of embracing lifelong learning. Despite the challenges and obstacles he may face, he remains committed to his goal of acquiring an education. His determination and perseverance serve as a powerful reminder that education is a lifelong journey, and that it's never too late to start or continue learning. We can create opportunities for individuals to access education and training by promoting a culture of support and empowerment. ??Creating a Culture of Support As a community, we have the power to create a culture that supports and empowers individuals to pursue their educational goals. By promoting education as a key driver of social and economic development, we can ensure that every individual has access to quality education, regardless of their background or circumstances. We can take steps to create a supportive environment that encourages individuals to pursue their dreams, just like Alhaji does. Article: https://lnkd.in/ehwpAJvF Picture by UNICEF Nigeria

We are #grateful for the visit from the team of American doctors who took the time to learn about our #community and see firsthand the work we do. Your interest in our village and our people is a testament to the #kindness and #generosity of spirit that exists in the world. Your willingness to listen, learn, and understand is a gift to us all. Thank you for your visit and for being a symbol of #hope and #connection in a world that often feels disconnected. Your presence has made a difference, even in the simplest of ways. Thank you Stephanie Kavulla, Shelly Churchill and Paul Lambert! If you want to learn more and you want to visit our schools in #Makoko, please reach out to the team directly. Cameron Mofid Emily Pearn Lauren Habig Alessandro Fiannola

Not only are we empowering the future generation of leaders in Nigeria by providing education to nearly 800 children, but we are also rewarding and recognizing the outstanding work that our staff is doing every single day in Makoko. Today, our teachers are overjoyed to celebrate receiving their monthly salary! Thank you to our supporters for making this work possible. Your contributions are having a direct impact on the lives of our students and staff in Makoko. #education #teachers #teaching #compensation #makoko #nigeria #payday Cameron Mofid Emily Pearn Lauren Habig Alessandro Fiannola

Today is all about celebrating success! ?? 37 students between the ages of 12 and 14 graduated from our school this year. All students have transitioned to Aje Comprehensive Junior Secondary School where they will continue studying, with the aim of becoming the future leaders of Nigeria. We are so proud of you! #education #graduation #nigeria #makoko #proudofyou Cameron Mofid Emily Pearn Lauren Habig Alessandro Fiannola

You asked, and we delivered! Many of you have been asking if we could organize a sporting event to further support our mission. The result? On September 1st, at The Atlantic Club in Manasquan NJ, we will be hosting our first-ever Pickleball Tournament, where you can combine fun with supporting a great cause. Feel free to get in touch with us if you have any questions. We look forward to hosting you! The Humanity Effect Team Cameron Mofid Emily Pearn Lauren Habig Alessandro Fiannola

You asked, and we delivered! Many of you have been asking if we could organize a sporting event to further support our mission. The result? On September 1st, at The Atlantic Club in Manasquan NJ, we will be hosting our first-ever Pickleball Tournament, where you can combine fun with supporting a great cause. Feel free to get in touch with us if you have any questions. We look forward to hosting you! The Humanity Effect Team Cameron Mofid Emily Pearn Lauren Habig Alessandro Fiannola #pickleball #tournament #sportforagoodcause #humanityeffect #sportingevent

Humanity Effect Tuesday! We are so grateful to have had Valentina Garavito from Colombia volunteering at the school in Makoko for 3 weeks. Valentina gave lessons to the kids, organized a trip to the cinema, led an art class and received some dance lessons! The kids and staff had such a great time. Cameron Mofid Emily Pearn Lauren Habig #makoko #volunteering #volunteers #education #nigeria

Dear Humanity Effect family, welcome to our First Newsletter! This is a great way for us to explain you what we have been up to, what have been our major milestones and what are our current volunteer opportunities. Happy Reading! #newsletter #bignews #secondschool #volunteering

World traveller and Youtuber Harry Jaggard visited our school in Makoko. The floating village of Makoko hosts circa 200,000 people and after you have seen Harry's video, you will understand why we are committed to end the educational crisis in this part of the world. Happy (and thoughtful) watching! #makoko #educationalcrisis #education #schools #nigeria #floatingvillage