Educate-A-Child Scheme

Expanding access to quality education through scholarships for underprivileged secondary-school students.

Helping More Children Stay in School

Educate-A-Child is The Sanctuary Orphanage's education support scheme for underprivileged students. The programme is designed to reduce financial barriers that can prevent promising young people from continuing their education.

For many families, the cost of school fees, learning materials, uniforms and other educational needs can become a major barrier to a child’s education. Through this initiative, we hope to ease that burden and give deserving students the opportunity to learn, grow and build a brighter future.

Education is more than access to the classroom; it is an investment in confidence, opportunity and the potential of every child. By supporting these students today, we are helping to create possibilities that can positively impact their families and communities tomorrow.

Students participating in an Educate-A-Child activity

SEPTEMBER 2026 PROGRAMME

Badagry Scholarship Programme

The next Educate-A-Child activity is focused on providing scholarships to indigent students in Badagry, helping children from financially disadvantaged families remain in school and continue pursuing their education.

Date & TimeDate: Friday, 25 September 2026 ·
Time: 10:00 AM (WAT)
VenueLocal Government Education Authority (LGEA) Hall, Muslim School Complex, Badagry
Enquiries08037221953
08036082084
FocusScholarship support for indigent students
Support information: We invite individuals, organisations and partners who share this vision to join us in making this initiative a reality. Together, we can educate a child, support a dream and help shape a better future.
Educate-A-Child Badagry scholarship programme announcement for 25 September 2026
 
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