In the month of April, the Gap year students were trained on the basics of graphic designing. The classes were held at the Change-A-Life conference room, 3, Okunola Aina Street, Off Okupe Estate, Maryland. The objective of this program was to train the students on the usage of the computer and its programs. Nine students…
As part of the quest to empower the indigent women in our society and equip them with financial and intellectual tools which will help them run self-sustaining businesses, Change-A-Life organized its Third Bi-Annual Entrepreneurial Workshop on the 25th of April 2013 The workshop was specially tailored to suit the needs of new business entrants…
Since the inauguration of the GAP Year initiative in October 2012, the program has been offering an opportunity to secondary school graduates who are beneficiaries of our educational scholarship. The students, who are in-between secondary and post secondary scholarship,are opportune to learn in an alternative environment. The curriculum for the month of March covered computer…
Change-A-Life Foundation has commenced the 2013 application process for prospective beneficiaries of its educational scholarship program. Change-A-Life is open to all regardless of class, gender, colour, ethnicity, religion, age and creed. In order to become and remain a beneficiary of this scheme, all applicants must satisfy the following criteria: Maintain a record of academic excellence…
The GAP year program is an alternative learning space structured around a non-religious, rational understanding of life. It is an opportunity for the beneficiaries of the foundation in this category to hone a wide range of functional competencies, verbally, logically, and interpersonally. The program plans to be inclusive of classroom sessions, dialogues, readings and films,…
In order to usher in the New Year on a high hope and showcase its achievements over the year, Change-A-Life foundation hosted a one-hour live TV program on the NTA Network. The show was hosted by TV icon and founder of Change–A-Life Foundation, Funmi Iyanda. Ms. Iyanda’s co-host was Ebuka Obi-Uchendu. The show was opened with a…
