Today, the entire Flickers of Hope (FOH) Foundation family joins together in gratitude and joy to celebrate a remarkable leader, mentor, and visionary — our Executive Director, Mrs. Omolara Adedeji,
Children are constantly learning—whether intentionally guided or not. If parents fail to educate their children, society will quickly fill the gap. Unfortunately, the lessons society teaches are not always accurate,
Education serves a higher purpose than the mere accumulation of facts or the attainment of certificates. At its core, the goal of education is the advancement of knowledge and the
The January edition of the Teens Leadership Club was successfully held on Saturday, 10th January 2026. The session focused on Leading Self, emphasizing the importance of identity and self-awareness as
The Leadership Training for Beneficiaries was successfully held on 13th December 2025. The training was designed to assess beneficiaries’ understanding of the lessons taught throughout the year and to reinforce
Our December Teens Club meeting was a special wrap-up session dedicated to revisiting all the key lessons taught from January to November 2025. It was an engaging, interactive, and insightful
In today’s world, screens are everywhere — phones, tablets, computers, TVs, and gaming devices. While technology provides many benefits, it also poses challenges when children begin to depend on screens
Examinations are an important part of the learning process, but for many students they have become a major source of stress, anxiety, and emotional exhaustion. The pressure to perform well
Parents are a child’s first and most influential teachers. Long before a child ever enters a classroom, they are already learning — by watching, listening, and imitating the adults around
Bullying is more than just a childhood problem—it is a serious issue that affects a child’s emotional, mental, and social well-being. It leaves scars that often last long after the
