LEARNING UPGRADE - EDUCATION FOR ALL
Launched our Learning Upgrade program at Mamlaka Academy. The program gives each student their own path to learning success with...
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HELP AID AFRICA
Help Aid Africa is a non-profit charitable organization helping communities across Africa in areas of education, health, and living conditions!
We strive to provide the skills and accommodations to nurture a generation of self-sufficient individuals.
With your help we can do so much more to make an impact.
DIGITAL LITERACY
ICT play an important role in every sphere of human endeavour. It has witnessed a massive transformation over the years which makes teaching and learning easier and more enjoyable and has changed the ways people live, learn, work, and play.
We believe that by equipping the young generation with Digital Literacy, we equips them with essential skills enabling them to navigate the digital world confidently by easening their Problem Solving ,Creativity,
Future Job Skills among other skills that will nurture them into becoming self-sufficient individuals.
Click on link below to see our full digital literacy program
Education for all
This year (2023) , Help Aid Africa has sponsored over 103 students from junior primary to university with their school fees giving them opportunity to learn like everyone else. This initiative is aimed at providing an opportunity to underprivileged students to shape their own future
HELP AID AFRICA DONATIONS DRIVE
Help Aid Africa has been running an initiative to help the underprivileged kids ( mostly orphans and dropouts) have access to education by aiding in their school fees, Feeding the hunger striken communities , Children homes , Communities developments, Clothes drives among other things.
We would like to invite you to be part of this drive. Kindly consider making a donation to cover the school fees of these kids. No amount is too big and no amount is too small
Your small donation will make a large
difference in empowering deserving lives!
SAVING MONEY BY GOING SOLAR
Solar offers great potential to save money on your monthly utility bill, and with utility bills trending upward, solar is likely to remain a good money-saving option for years to come. The amount you save depends upon how much electricity you consume, the size of your solar energy system, and how much power it is able to generate.
Generating your own solar power can give you the freedom to keep the lights on if there’s a disruption in power. Residential solar energy systems paired with battery storage generally called solar-plus-storage systems—provide power regardless of the weather or the time of day without having to rely on backup power from the grid. As battery technology improves and financial incentives for energy storage go into effect, deciding to invest in battery storage makes sense for more households across the nation.
Help Aid Africa has been installing intelligent hybrid solar system into they projects.
Projects that have benefited from this initiative includes Mackinon Road's Markaz Swabaha ISlamic centre where we installed a 5KVA hybrid solar system which is used on a daily basis to pump water from the 160M deep borehole, to power the sockets and lights at the centre , to power cooling fans among other electrical needs at the centre.
We also installed a 5KVA hybrid solar system at Lady Of Mercy Childrens home
another centre that benefited from the project is Mirihini's Masumeen (a.s) learning centre where the 1.5KVA hybrid solar system is also used to power the centre, pump water and power the lights at the centre.
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Support the project by Donating through Paypal/ Zelle info@helpaidafrica.org
MASUMEEN LEARNING CENTRE
Do dreams really come true?
From a dream to a reality. From under a tree with no food and water to a structure that is conducive to learning in just 8 months .This is the powerful story of the construction process for Masumeen Leaning center. Thanks to you all for making it happen.
Help Aid Africa and Maryam Library Foundation
Maryam Zehra is a High School student at The Harker High School in San Jose, California.
She has always been passionate about doing something about social issues like global literacy, health disparity and gender inequality. Working with organizations (Literacy International, Help Aid Africa) for the last couple of years, she has had the opportunity to find ways to help and support schools in underserved communities. These initiatives provided her a platform to interact and work closely with people across the continents, with diverse backgrounds and learn from them.
As an adolescent growing up in America, Maryam is aware that she has many privileges that many teenagers around the world do not share. Through the programs at Help Aid Africa and Literacy International, she has been trying to help extend opportunities for less fortunate communities in other countries to improve their education systems which will thus brighten the future of those raised there. One thing most schools in under-privileged communities lack is quality learning resources, proper facilities, and access to quality books. What they don't lack is the love for learning, inquisitive minds, and passion for doing something great and that’s what motivates her to volunteer for their better future.
In 2021, when Maryam was a rising Sophomore, she conceptualized Maryam Library Foundation (https://www.maryamlibraryfoundation.org/) while working on education projects in Africa and India.
Through the foundation and in collaboration with Help Aid Africa and African Library Project, she has built 2 libraries in Uganda and Ghana. These library projects have been the most profound experience of her life. These experiences have increased her motivation and passion for education multi-fold. One of the missions of Help Aid Africa is to uplift the life of children and adolescents to further their love of learning and for teachers to have adequate supplies.
She is also passionate about writing newsletters, blogs and awareness flyers. As she continues to learn more about global literacy, health disparities, and gender equality, she would also like to help recruit volunteers for literacy programs and lead them to make a difference in society.
Get more information on the African Library page and Collaboration with Help Aid Africa by clicking on the links below
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ORPHANAGES
Help Aid Africa , support many of the children that lack basic commodities like a home, food , clothing and education
This video shows our work on the ground where we work with the orphans at Lady of Mercy Childrens home in Mikindani, Kenya.
Get an inside look at the challenges they face and how we assist them.
SPONSORSHIPS
90% of children In Rural Africa lack access to education due to lack of school fees .
Help Aid Africa is determined to change the education access for these underprivileged kids by helping them have access to education that would help shape their future
FEEDING PROGRAM
Help Aid Africa has been running a food distribution programme in most part of the country targeting drought stricken areas, widows, orphans, the malnutritions and the sick. This programme has been aimed to address food insecurity in the proposed areas : nutrition supplementation for people , food and cash transfers to affected households, and livelihood programs for individuals affected by long-term food insecurity
Tapping into the Digital Economy
Help Aid Africa is on a mission to teach self-efficacy to kids all over Africa through digital learning skills .
Our aim is to equip the less priviledged with digital skills and thus offer them better opportunities to earn a living through digital skills .We believe that smart use of the internet could lessen African poverty, but rural Africans lack digital skills and computers to gain from the digital economy, even though developed countries have an abundance of used computers.
Help Aid Africa asks you to join hands with us in this worthy cause
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MEET MUHAMMAD , THE YOUNG ADULT
While the rest of his agemates are at a classroom getting the education that a child of his age should be getting , Muhammad , a class 8 student is out on the world hussling for his school fees and food to feed his family of 6, A mother, and siblings.
Many might think that the mother is disabled but No!, the mother sends him out there to look for food for the whole family
There are many children like Muhammad out there and it is our responsibility to make sure that they get the education that they so much deserve.
Lets hold hands and make a difference
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