Integrating dropouts for better future
Over 7 million children in Nigeria have no access to formal education which resulted from poor condition of parents, insurgency that consumed their parents and poor government policy implementation on education.
We provide such children with basic literacy, computer literacy, and soft entrepreneurship skills. It will make them to be developed accordingly.
The solution targets those off school children who merely turned to street children in places like Kano in Nigeria. Provision of this solution will change their life to be meaningful members of the society.
As members of the same society, we have all procedure to attract those children using the language of the immediate environment.
We will shelter those who are homeless and feed them for a considerable time.
This will make them engage into the process, and at the end we will have impact on them.
- Enable personalized learning and individualized instruction for learners who are most at risk for disengagement and school drop-out
- Prototype
Our team wants to have support to cover:
A rental accommodation
Feeding
Instructors' levy
Teaching materials
Soft capital for graduates of the program.
- Monitoring & Evaluation (e.g. collecting/using data, measuring impact)
Previously, such a program bases on guidance and counseling, but with more details about how they fail in transforming such children into better youth, we decide to introduce entrepreneurship skills to the targets. So that they can be self reliant individuals in the future.
We want to address the challenges of street wondering for those children. We want to engage them into something that will make them better youth and that will be a driving force for social security and well-being.
We measure the development by considering the way ok ur beneficiaries are embarrassing what we give them and how they make it a roadmap to their life.
This solution will make those children to rise in such away that It addresses problem mostly associated with youth, like unemployment, drug abuse and so on. It will remain a catalyst for such problematic instances.
The entrepreneurship skills to be given to those children will be based on data science. Depending on the choice of an individual.
- A new business model or process that relies on technology to be successful
- Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning
- Audiovisual Media
- Blockchain
- Crowd Sourced Service / Social Networks
- Internet of Things
- Materials Science
- Software and Mobile Applications
- Virtual Reality / Augmented Reality
- 1. No Poverty
- 2. Zero Hunger
- 3. Good Health and Well-being
- 4. Quality Education
- 5. Gender Equality
- 8. Decent Work and Economic Growth
- 9. Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
- 10. Reduced Inequalities
- 11. Sustainable Cities and Communities
- 16. Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
- Nigeria
- Nigeria
- Hybrid of for-profit and nonprofit
We will like to employ more staff in order to improve our horizon to serve better in our community.
Key Resources:
Rental House
Teaching Facilities
Donor Network
Key Activities:
Organizing the activities
Teaching and training
Managing the program
Managing risk
Collecting donations
Type of Intervention:
A service
Segments:
Off school children
Customer:
Marginalized children whose parents are no longer with them.
Value Proposition:
Prior experience on the activity
Impact Measures:
We will be recording our activities and pitching them online for people to justify how impactful our activities are.
Customer Value Proposition:
Promoting social wellbeing to those dropouts
Partners + Key
Stakeholders
SOLVE
Channels:
Physical interaction
Cost Structure:
Staff
Facilities
Feeding
Seed capital after completion of the program
Surplus:
Marketing and platform development for future opportunities
Build a House for future opportunities
Revenue:
Donation 80%
- Individual consumers or stakeholders (B2C)
As educational consultantancy, we envision ourselves to sustain by donation, selling our services and receiving grants.
For example we received found from International Institute of Tropical Agriculture some years back to gather and counsel farmers on how to embrace technology in their activities.
