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We have found an incredibly innovative way of identifying and providing access to quality and skills-based education that offers underserved, poorest and out-of-school children uniforms, sportwear, books, daily lunch, computer based learning and monthly sanitary pads for girls; for just a N100/6 cents A-Day School fees. Because of generous Education Angels and Organizations, 170 less privileged children are getting this life changing education.
Compassion For Education Campaign – November 2024
To mark African Union Year of Education 2024, we are embarking on Compassion for Education Campaign to learn and be productive from Nov 1st to 30th.
This exciting 30 days social media campaign will work with distinguished Goodwill Ambassadors to unlock compassion and get people to donate to support 2,400 underserved rural school children across the 6 geo political zones of Nigeria.
To participate and be recognised –
- Become a Compassion Ambassador and give N100 or 6cents daily for a year.
- Become a Corporate Social Responsibility Partner
- Become a Media Partner and promote the campaign through your channels
Our Stories
Impact Stories of Our Students
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Linus Favour
Mrs Linus lived in an uncompleted building in Kuje, she is a widow with no regular source of income and her 12 year old daughter had been out of school for 2 years. Her late husband's relatives had planned to marry off her 12 year daughter in 2020 when she will be 14! But in 2019, Favour got admitted into KNOSK N100 A-Day Charity School which saved her from being married off as a child bride in 2020. Favour loves mathematics, was awarded Best JSS 2 Student in 2021 and aspires to become an Airforce Pilot!
Farida Waziri
Farida lives with her widowed mother and 6 siblings. Her mother grinds pepper and feeding remains a constant challenge. Going to secondary school was her dream but it was out of the question without a miracle. In 2020 she got admitted into KNOSK School. Farida is outspoken, a natural leader and currently leads our team of student teachers who teach their peers in the community STEM lessons!
Daniel Ikueze
Daniel Ikueze Both his father and mother are deaf. His father teaches at School of the Deaf and his mother is a peasant farmer. At age 12, Daniel Ikueze is already serving both parents as their language interpreter. Due to the poor finances of his parent, his education had been regularly interrupted until KNOSK N100 A-Day School. Today Daniel is consistently in school, learning and developing his potentials. He wants to be a doctor that provides medical solutions in the future! This is KNOSK School in action. The power of N100 a-day!
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84% of our total operating expenses fund programs for children in the countries we serve. So when you make a monthly gift or donation to our organization, the majority of your dollars go toward exactly what you intended - supporting children in poverty.
