Today, October 28, 2024, marks the beginning of the “OPay Back-to-School Project,” a new collaboration between the DOLLY CHILDREN FOUNDATION (DCF) and OPAY DIGITAL SERVICES LIMITED (OPay), a top supplier of digital payment solutions.
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The goal of this project is to give 1,000 kids enrolled in three community schools in Dopemu and Agege, Lagos State, vital educational materials and mentorship help. By offering essential school supplies, instructional aids, and engaging mentorship sessions, the OPay Back-to-School Project seeks to improve underprivileged children’s access to education.
The initiative seeks to boost academic achievement and provide a long-lasting, encouraging learning environment for kids who might encounter major obstacles to education by providing these students with necessary tools and abilities.
Through easily accessible services like payments, transfers, savings, and loans, OPay, a mobile money platform approved by the CBN, is renowned for its commitment to financial inclusion and economic empowerment. OPay’s dedication to promoting community development and educational achievement for Nigerian children and youth is demonstrated by this partnership.
By offering underprivileged children high-quality education, necessary skills, and community support, OPay Digital Services Limited and the Dolly Children Foundation are collaborating to close the educational gap.
This collaboration seeks to decrease the number of children who are not in school, increase understanding of the value of education, and give underprivileged kids the tools they need to create independent futures. Our common objective is to change lives by raising a generation of young people who are self-assured, competent, and empowered.
Students will participate in engaging, growth-oriented activities as part of the OPay Back-to-School Project, which aims to foster a culture of academic achievement, encourage learning, and increase self-confidence. By working together, OPay and the Dolly Children Foundation are lowering the number of out-of-school children in Nigeria and providing the next generation with opportunities and hope.
With a committed staff and focused education-oriented programs, the Dolly Children Foundation has improved the lives of nearly 25,000 children in 29 low-income neighborhoods since its founding. By giving students in underprivileged areas of Nigeria equal access to education, the Foundation’s programs fight illiteracy and dropout rates.
Through these initiatives, the Foundation empowers kids intellectually and socially by offering them tools, mentorship, life skills, scholarships, and assistance.
