Education Opportunities

Partnering with schools to improve infrastructure and facilities, such as classrooms, libraries, and laboratories, to create conducive learning environments for children from widowed families.

Engaging with communities to raise awareness about the value of education and to address any cultural or social barriers that may hinder children’s access to education, promoting a culture of educational attainment within widowed families.

Educational opportunities for indigent girls and children of widows

The Education Opportunities Directorate of the WURA Hope Initiative is dedicated to providing educational opportunities for children of widows, ensuring that they have access to quality education. Its modus operandi and core responsibilities include:

Scholarship Programs

Implementing scholarship programs to support the education of children from widowed families, covering school fees, books, uniforms, and other educational expenses to alleviate financial burdens on widowed mothers.

School Infrastructure Support

Partnering with schools to improve infrastructure and facilities, such as classrooms, libraries, and laboratories, to create conducive learning environments for children from widowed families.

Educational Support Services

Offering educational support services, such as tutoring, mentoring, and counseling, to help children excel academically and overcome any challenges they may face in their educational journey.

Vocational Training

Providing vocational training programs and skills development initiatives for older children and adolescents to equip them with practical skills and empower them for future employment opportunities.

Parental Education

Conducting workshops and seminars for widowed mothers on the importance of education, parenting skills, and how to support their children’s educational aspirations, fostering a supportive home environment for learning.

Community Engagement

Engaging with communities to raise awareness about the value of education and to address any cultural or social barriers that may hinder children’s access to education, promoting a culture of educational attainment within widowed families.

Monitoring and Evaluation

Monitoring the educational progress of children beneficiaries, tracking their academic performance and attendance, and evaluating the effectiveness of educational interventions to ensure that they are achieving their intended outcomes.

Ways you can get involved?

Become a member

Become a member of The Wura Hope Women Initiative and draw from the inspiration and sense of fulfilment by being actively involved with a charity that enhances the lives of mothers. Your membership will not only give you the deep sense of fulfilment, but a stepping stone to enhance your personal development with a rewarding social work, spiritual fulfilment, as well as enriching your career opportunity.

Be a volunteer

As a volunteer, you earn the batch of honor in humanitarian service and social work. From the medical profession to social sciences, counselling, care giving, to moral supports for the most vulnerable women in our society, your presence and professional service can be a sure way to give back to those who assisted our entrance into the world from birth. You can give back to the live of mothers by volunteering today.

Become a partner

Professionals and professional institutions are at a better position to enrich the lives of women for a better society by getting involved with the work of The Wura Hope Women Initiative. From research to professional supervision of field works, we solicit the participation of professionals, from every field, who have the experience, insight, skills, credibility and creativity to make mothers’ lives matter.

Donate

Your generous donations will go a long way in the achievement of our milestone goals and objectives. We adhere to international best practice in financial management and reporting for charity works. No amount can be considered too small or too big to give back and enhance the lives of vulnerable mothers, widows, or the indigent girl child in our society.