Our FOH Teens Community library is a platform that serves to revive reading culture among students, providing a quiet and safe environment to read and do assignments, and gives students access to relevant books.
Based on our interactions with the children in our community that we have been privileged to coach, mentor and sponsor in school, this is a timely intervention. We are stepping in to bridge a huge knowledge gap
Key Features:
- Quiet reading space for students
- Access to academic books and other educational materials
- Accessible by primary 6 and secondary school students
- Our target audience; children of ages 9 to 19
Partner with us to add more books to our library. Donate new or old well-used books.
Books such as primary or secondary school textbooks, magazines, novels, other relevant educational books etc.
Call: 07038111578
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Flickers of Hope is a Non-Governmental Organization with a primary focus on Education. We aim to educate, mentor, empower and equip young people, as beacons of hope for the nation.
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