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Active participation in social impact projects, especially those centered on education, brings profound and far-reaching benefits. It empowers communities by providing children with the tools they need to succeed in school, which is a crucial step toward breaking the cycle of poverty. When children are well-equipped and supported, they are more likely to stay in school, excel academically, and ultimately, have better opportunities in life. When parents see their children benefiting from these initiatives, it instills a sense of hope and resilience within the community. They are encouraged to stay engaged in their children's education, knowing they are not alone in their challenges. These initiatives serve as powerful reminders that we all have a role to play in strengthening our communities. By actively participating in social impact projects, we can collectively ease the burden on schools, learners, and parents, ensuring that every child has a fair chance to succeed. #socialchange #educationforall #communitysupport #educationmatters

Ever heard of socioeconomic inequality? This is talking about "extreme wealth" and "extreme poverty." This fancy term means that where you come from and how much money your family has can affect your chances of getting a good education. And that's just not fair. Think about it: kids from families with less money often miss out on the stuff that helps them do well in school, like good teachers, books, and even basic stuff like food and a stable place to live. Plus, they might not get as much support from their families because they're dealing with a lot of other stressful stuff, like not having enough money to pay the bills. So, what can we do about it? Well, a few things. First off, we need to make sure that all schools, especially the ones in poorer areas, have enough money to give their students the best possible education. That means more funding for things like better teachers, updated textbooks, and safe and clean classrooms. But it's not just about money. We also need to make sure that kids from low-income families get the support they need outside of school. Things like access to counselling, healthy meals, and programmes that help families in tough situations can make a huge difference in a child's life. And let's not forget about parents. They play a big role in their kids' education, but sometimes they need a little extra help too. That's where things like parent education workshops and community partnerships come in. By giving parents the tools and support they need, we can help them be more involved in their kids' education. But it's not just about helping individual families. We also need to tackle the bigger issues that contribute to inequality, like housing discrimination and healthcare disparities. These are big problems that require big solutions, but if we work together, we can make a difference. At the end of the day, education equity isn't just about making things fair for everyone—it's about giving every child the chance to reach their full potential. By breaking down barriers and giving kids from all backgrounds the support they need to succeed, we can create a brighter future for everyone. So let's roll up our sleeves and get to work! Hey there, My name is Chidera Marizu I am passionate about SDGs 4, 5, and 8. There is more I have to tell you. Stay connected and follow. Oh, don't forget to put on the notification bell. #chideramarizu #chiderawrites #thewealthywriter #thewealthylady #qualityeducation #genderequality #youthempowerment #mondaymotivation #SocioeconomicInequality #EducationEquity #happynewweek

Why is #2Gen gaining traction across the U.S. as a trend worth paying attention to? Get a primer on it that can help put your #nonprofit on the leading edge of this growing trend. More in our blog https://loom.ly/HmWyJrg Annie E. Casey Foundation Prosperity Now MDRC #socent #2generation #generational #poverty #selfsufficient #selfsufficiency

12th August – International Youth Day. International Youth Day on August 12 focuses on the difficulties that some young people are experiencing throughout the world. Half the children between the age of six and 13 lack basic reading and math skills and childhood poverty is still a prevalent problem globally. International Youth Day was created by the UN to help draw awareness to these issues as we strive to find solutions. It’s a day for reflection but also a day for taking action so get involved. There’ll be many concerts, workshops and cultural events taking place so have a look at what is happening in your local area. It’s an initiative that honors the traits of young people and that acknowledges the challenges that today’s fledging youth face. To support the elimination of these issues it is important that the youth is able to reach the right resources for education, wellbeing, medicine and more. Scholaroo is a platform that has centralized scholarships from around the world to help the youth of the world. International Youth Day began in 2000 and was organized by the UN to recognize the input that young people make in education, community development, environmental groups, volunteering for different social projects.

🥰 💯 Uplifting post! I was invited to the 30th anniversary of our Worth district today & was blessed to meet some EXCEPTIONAL young ladies & volunteer leaders & helpers who were INCREDIBLY inspiring The young girls & teenagers are so enthusiastic, creative, bright, capable & demonstrate care & compassion to each other. Key word I always use is their ability to connect to others, respect & appreciate their leaders. They listen & learn. Leaders & unit helpers are all volunteers & give a HUGE amount of personal time to the development, education & nurturing all young girls. They are continuously learning & educating themselves on new innovative ways to enhance the girl guide experience, maintain knowledge of health & safety, child protection legislation & sharing insights on best practice nationally & globally. If only all companies would operate like this it would be marvelous! Yes they have system glitches but they work TOGETHER to fix, modify & make the outcomes of the technology work for all parties. I was asked to apply to be a divisional youth leader for 2 years as a result of my passion, dedication, ability to connect to my rainbow unit & support their creative development & education. I even supported a dance 👯 WHOOP 👏 DURACEL BUNNY 🐰 💪 coming at you again! I have a fairly balanced perspective of gender but I do believe we need to empower adolescent girls because of the following: ✅ 1. It’s their right. Discrimination is illegal pure &simple. ✅ 2. Empowered girls creates healthier outcomes for human beings. When girls are educated, healthy, & empowered, people & families are healthier. According to UNESCO, 3.1 million children under age 5 were saved between 1990 & 2017 because of improvements in girls’ education. ✅ 3. Empowered girls are 1 of the keys to breaking the cycle of poverty Research from the Brookings Institution has found that every additional year of school increases a girls’ eventual wages by an average of 12% ✅ 4. Empowered girls strengthen economies. A report by the McKinsey Global Institute found that if women’s level of participation in the labor market was the same as men’s it would add up to $28 trillion to annual global GDP in 2025. ✅ 5. It’s the right thing to do! simple as that! If you want to partner with Girl Guides, volunteer or donate funds (much needed as they are not particularly well funded) & encourage educational & creative initiatives, please find out more from talking to me or have a read 👀 ...https://lnkd.in/eViHvY9Q Being a team leader within Girl Guides has taught me so much about who I am & what is fundamentally important to me in my life. I believe I also have learned to take a more reflective, patient & gentle approach which does achieve positive end results. The world was never created in a day #payroll #HR Girlguiding #volunteer Wendy Muirhead Wendy D.ewsSue SmithBarry Matthews The Chartered Institute of Payroll Professionals (CIPP) The Payroll Centre

National Children's Month is a crucial time to reflect on the importance of our youth and the vital role they play in shaping the future. During this designated period, we have the opportunity to honor and celebrate the boundless potential of children, who represent the next generation of leaders, innovators, and changemakers. Children possess an innate curiosity, creativity, and resilience that we must nurture and protect, for they are the foundation upon which our societies will continue to evolve. Why National Children’s Month is Important 1. It raises awareness of problems that impact kids. Important topics including child poverty, obstacles to education, and health challenges are brought to light during National Children's Month. By drawing attention to these issues, we can try to identify answers and improve the assistance we give to the next generation. 2. It honors how wonderful childhood is. Since children are our society's future, National Children's Month is an opportunity to honor their happiness, purity, and potential. It serves as a reminder to us to cherish the small joys of childhood and to make enduring memories with the children in our life. 3. It motivates individuals and groups to take action. This month is about taking action as much as increasing awareness. It motivates people and communities to participate in child-benefiting projects. Ultimately, National Children's Month serves as a poignant reminder that the future prosperity of our communities, our nations, and our global society rests squarely on our ability to nurture and invest in the limitless potential of our youth. So let's spread some joy, love, and positivity in the lives of these precious beings! 🧡💙 #NationalChildrensMonth #aimprogressandrecoverypedia #aimprogressandrecoveryphysiotherapyclinic #November2024 #Physiotherapy

Ripples of Kindness (RoK) is committed to empowering individuals through meaningful support and opportunities. Recognizing the financial challenges faced by D. Nidesh's parents, whose limited income made it difficult to afford educational fees, RoK intervened to provide assistance. Understanding the transformative power of education, RoK ensured that the fees were fully covered, alleviating the family's burden. This support reflects RoK's unwavering commitment to creating equal opportunities for those in need. By investing in education, RoK not only supports individuals but also fosters long-term community development. D. Nidesh can now pursue their education without financial worries, focusing entirely on their academic journey. RoK's intervention is a testament to the impact of collective goodwill. This initiative highlights the organization's dedication to uplifting families and empowering future generations. Through acts of kindness, RoK continues to inspire hope and drive positive change in society. #RipplesOfKindness #SupportEducation #EmpowerStudents #HealthcareDreams #BrightFuture #StudentSuccess #MakingADifference #EducationForAll #FutureHealthcareLeaders #FinancialSupport #CommunityImpact #InspireChange #StrongerTogether #HopeForTomorrow

Empowering Out-of-School Children: A Call to Action As some schools resumed last week and some will be resuming tomorrow I’m reminded of the power of education to transform lives. Yet, so many children in our communities remain out of school due to various circumstances—whether it’s financial constraints, lack of resources, or simply not having the right support. Every child deserves a chance to learn, grow, and unlock their potential, and that’s why I’m committed to helping out-of-school children get back into the classroom by facilitating their enrollment in schools. This mission is personal to me because I believe education is a right, not a privilege. By ensuring that these children have access to quality education, we are giving them the tools they need to succeed and break cycles of poverty. But I can’t do it alone. I need your help. If you know any children in your neighborhood or networks who are out of school and need assistance, please connect with me. Your support could be the bridge that leads them to a brighter future. Together, we can build a more inclusive and equitable society where no child is left behind. Let’s work together to ensure that every child has the opportunity to thrive. Feel free to reach out if you want to know how you can contribute or support this initiative. Whether it’s through referrals, sharing resources, or simply spreading the word, every bit counts. #EducationForAll #EqualOpportunity #BackToSchool #EveryChildMatters #MakingADifference #SupportEducation #Inclusion #EducationIsARight #NoChildLeftBehind

In just a week, I will complete the compulsory national youth service programme, a transformative experience that has changed my perspective on community development. For over a decade, I focused on working with older youth (18-35). However, this past year of serving children aged 5-18 has opened my eyes to the profound disparities that need to be addressed with a sense of URGENCY and EFFECTIVENESS. I have long understood that the experiences we have as children greatly shape the adults we become, and this underscores the critical importance of providing safe, high-quality education & support for children, as their formative years lay the foundation for their future success and well-being. This is why I am deeply grateful and honoured to have been part of the incredible work done by the amazing team Aid for Rural Education Access Initiative (AREAi), under the brilliant leadership of Gideon Seun Olanrewaju. Contributing to their mission has been a privilege that has enriched my perspective. Through this experience, I have developed a newfound passion for social advocacy and bridging educational learning gaps in underserved communities. As Dr. Paul Brand so eloquently stated, "A healthy body is not a body that feels no pain. A healthy body is one that attends to the pain of the weakest part." My experience working with these communities has taught me that true development must be holistic - addressing the physical, mental, social, intellectual and emotional needs of all community members, especially those who have been marginalised or overlooked. It is not enough to focus solely on the "high-performing" individuals; we must invest in the well-being of every child and community member, for they are the foundation of our shared future. The next phase of my odyssey commences soon, and I am more committed than ever to continuing this important work and to being at the forefront of creating lasting, equitable change. It gets better! #Education #Development #HolisticDevelopment #Transformation #SocialIssues

We believe in the power of community and the transformative impact of awareness. Our mission is to create a society where every woman in the slums is aware of their rights, opportunities, and potential. Through education and support, we are breaking the cycle of poverty and empowering individuals to rise above their circumstances. Every voice amplified by Voice of Slum contributes to the creation of a more inclusive, equitable world. Awareness is the foundation upon which change is built. By educating communities about health, education, and social rights, Voice of Slum fosters an environment where individuals can make informed decisions for their futures. We run awareness campaigns, workshops, and community programs that bring essential information directly to those who need it most. Together, we can create a world where every individual has the opportunity to thrive. Let’s amplify the voices of the slums and turn awareness into action. This ripple effect of knowledge empowers not just individuals, but entire communities, creating a ripple effect of positive change. When people are aware, they can advocate for themselves, break free from cycles of oppression, and build better futures for their families. . . . #helpothers #awareness #mensturalhealth #mensturalhygiene #menstural #globalimpact #donatenow . . . ( social awareness, community action, nonprofit initiatives, slum areas, youth education, empowerment programs, support the needy, community awareness, slum education, poverty alleviation, social justice, empowerment, community support, social responsibility, volunteer work, community building, equal opportunities, youth empowerment, women’s rights, health education, awareness campaigns, community outreach, skills development, inclusion)