Touch a million young people by the year 2030 through designing, developing, and executing youth dev
24/04/2022
Helping lives to survive is a blessing. Gyan Andrew Foundation is a Non-Profit Organisation that seeks to the need of the needy and also transforms lives through talent, education and health. We join hands to transform lives with the little you offer as support. God bless
This is a school building where children attended school. We shouldn't forget that the children are future foundations that we should be able to provide them with a conducive environment as well as quality educational materials to equip them. And this is why Gyan Andrew Foundation has taken it upon the shoulder to seek the aid of these children's future. Let all support change and transform lives by the little you offer.
17/05/2019
The leadership training skills must start from grass root as far as our children are concern. We need to take this initiatives on a serious note. every human being is great beneficial to life. The best we do for ourselves must remain same to do others. Children, adult and youth are suffering massively due to poor leadership in Africa and that is why Gyan Andrew Foundation is being set up to seek for quick measure to be able to remedy the situation. Volunteers, donors and also partners who want to be part of Gyan Andrew Foundation project should inbox us for feather discussions. contact us through [email protected]
Our aim is to transforming lives through , talent, sports, education, health by the year 2030 that is our long term plan. we will begin to support and also to inspire then gradually our style of thinking and the way we act will also change. - Gyan Andrew Foundation
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12/04/2019
Ahmad Alhendawi was appointed in January as the UN Secretary-General’s envoy on youth who will be the voice of young people all over the world. In his Five-Year Agenda, the Secretary-General recognized “working with and for women and young people” as one of his priorities. At 29, Mr. Alhendawi already has a rich background as a youth advocate and activist. Before joining the UN he served as a youth policy advisor for the World Bank–funded programme on institutional development in the Arab League, with headquarters in Cairo, Egypt. He had also been a team leader for a youth project in Iraq and worked with the UN Population Fund and many other organizations and governments on youth issues. In this interview with Africa Renewal’s Kingsley Ighobor on Mr. Alhendawi’s second day in office, the youth envoy talks about his new role, his hopes for young people in Africa and the rest of the world, and his hobbies.
The world is not for us as adult but rather is for our children who will develop the future with their gifted talent. - Gyan
13/03/2019
Developing the youth with their talents will let them stay off from the street and also, help them to define the purpose of their lives and the mission they need to fulfill in life.- Gyan Andrew Foundation
Helping people living the life of their dream is what matters - Gyan Andrew