Practical Job Skills Unlocks Confidence in Former Street Youth
Ten former street children have embarked on vocational training programs to launch successful careers in fields like fashion design, auto mechanics, carpentry and catering.
Mary Anima Ayisi is a development and environmental studies graduate with a deep passion for community development, entrepreneurship, and volunteerism.
As a purpose-driven professional, Mary is committed to making the world a better place, one girl at a time. Her love for nature and music enriches her holistic approach to life and work.
In her role as a Development Coordinator, Mary oversees communication and events, leveraging her skills to foster community engagement and drive impactful initiatives. Her enthusiasm for creating positive change and empowering individuals underscores her commitment to building stronger, more vibrant communities.
Every moment a child is off the streets and in the classroom is another moment for the Future of Africa.
Ten former street children have embarked on vocational training programs to launch successful careers in fields like fashion design, auto mechanics, carpentry and catering.
Through street outreach, leadership workshops, and reflection sessions, FOA immerses high school and university students in the challenges faced by street children, helping them understand the issue and become advocates for change.
Cyril fled his abusive home, seeking refuge on the streets where he learned to survive through sheer resilience. A chance encounter with TK and volunteers from Future of Africa rekindled his hope, setting him on a path towards achieving his dreams.