Future4Kids Africa

We are still celebrating the Global Money Week 💃💃💃. We believe that today’s children and youth should become empowered economic citizens, capable of understanding the importance of saving, and equipped with the skills to be employed and create their own livelihoods. We want young people to learn to manage their money wisely.

By empowering children and youth, we can help them create a positive wave that will expand from themselves, to their families and to entire communities.

ITS GLOBAL MONEY WEEK


Global Money week is a Child & Youth Finance International (CYFI)initiative, an annual financial awareness campaign built to inspire children and young people to learn about money matters, livelihoods and entrepreneurship.

The earlier children learn about money, savings and investment, the better they manage their personal finances throughout their lives. These skills help children and youth to understand the difference between earning, saving and spending, making them better money managers, who are able to budget and have healthier money habits. It also helps children understand how to manage money at an early age and teaches them make better financial decisions regarding student loans, housing, first car, travel, and other expenses.

We believe that today’s children and youth should become empowered economic citizens, capable of understanding the importance of saving, and equipped with the skills to be employed and create their own livelihoods. We want young people to learn to manage their money wisely. By empowering children and youth, we can help them create a positive wave that will expand from themselves, to their families and to entire communities. Global Money Week is a time when the whole world can celebrate and engage in these important topics.

Global Money Week is held in March each year. GMW2019 will take place from 25 – 31 March 2019.

Minipreneur Books now in Tanzania 💃💃. We cannot wait for the children to start learning about entrepreneurship with this resource. We would also be providing out partner with support to deploy the Minipreneur Business Adventure (MBA) curriculum.
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provides over 40 information-packed pages of lessons & tasks that would help children understand entrepreneurship & business. It uses kid-friendly designs and illustrations in ways that are simple, fun and creative so children can have fun as they learn. Not every child will be an entrepreneur when they grow up, but we can inspire every child to be more resourceful and enterprising. A skill that is required for success in our new world. This book is for parents, schools, after-schools, camps, vocational training centers for kids, NGOs, foundations, organisations, religious institutions, etc that want a resource to teach children entrepreneurship. This is your best bet.
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All participating schools of the Future4Kids Africa School-Based Entrepreneurship Program received the School Enterprise Challenge (SEC) Business Guides and our Founder's Minipreneur Book. These are our pupils from Doreen Schools.
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provides over 40 information-packed pages of lessons & tasks that would help children understand entrepreneurship & business. It uses kid-friendly designs and illustrations in ways that are simple, fun and creative so children can have fun as they learn. Not every child will be an entrepreneur when they grow up, but we can inspire every child to be more resourceful and enterprising. A skill that is required for success in our new world. This book is for parents, schools, after-schools, camps, vocational training centers for kids, NGOs, foundations, organisations, religious institutions, etc that want a resource to teach children entrepreneurship. This is your best bet.
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Our schools got trained on the School Enterprise Challenge (SEC) Curriculum by Mr. James Love, the African Regional Coordinator, Teach A Man To Fish. They all left equipped to implement our School-Based Entrepreneurship Program.
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Did you know? All our 30 schools are automatically participating in the Teach A Man To Fish - School Enterprise Challenge (SEC)💃💃. Teachers from our participating schools were trained on the Stage 1 SEC Curriculum for delivery in their classrooms.
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Happy New Year from Future4Kids Africa. Yes we are just fully resuming to Social Media. We have been quite busy implementing our pilot School-Based Entrepreneurship Program.
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A lot has happened since we commenced our partnership with Teach A Man To Fish last year. Sit tight, relax as we unfold all that we have achieved and have planned for the 30 schools in our 2018/19 Program.
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Riverside Schools was the very first school that adopted our program even when we were not fully ready and we celebrate them alongside our other pilot schools who you will soon learn about. We are so excited as you travel this journey with us.
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As we try to solve adult financial illiteracy, how are we preparing our kids and teens to be financially literate?
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Reposted from - Did you know ?
1)Globally 1.7 billion adults remain unbanked yet two thirds of them have access to mobile phones

2)39.7 million Nigerian are financially excluded and financially illiterate

3)Due to rising inflation rates and cost of living more people spend more than they save

Register for the panel ‘ organized by ’Making Financial Inclusion a reality for Nigeria’ February 5th 4pm on the Innovation Stage.
Source: EFInA

We are wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New year. May the joy of the season truly full our hearts. 🎅

Today we celebrate our Project Director, Mrs Olanrewaju Oniyitan on her Award for Excellence in Entrepreneurship Development by the Lagos State Ministry of Wealth Creation & Employment on the occasion of the 2018 Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) Celebration. .

Over the last 11 years, she has dedicated her work to entrepreneurship development in Nigeria 🇳🇬 having impacted over 10,000 entrepreneurs. At some point, she was labelled "Mama SME" meaning "Mother of Entrepreneurs". We celebrate her today. Please join us.

We are glad to announce our partnership with Teach A Man To Fish (TAMTF) , an international NGO (registered in the UK) creating entrepreneurs of the future through school business programs. Our partnership means we are an Operational Partner alongside our other brands representing TAMTF in Nigeria. As part of the partnership, our Minipreneur book (swipe >>) will be a Supplementary Resource for the School Enterprise Challenge (SEC) program. This means our book is finally entering into the school curriculum. We are so excited as this has been our dream since we launched 💃💃💃.


provides over 40 information-packed pages of lessons & tasks that would help children understand entrepreneurship & business. It uses kid-friendly designs and illustrations in ways that are simple, fun and creative so children can have fun as they learn. Not every child will be an entrepreneur when they grow up, but we can inspire every child to be more resourceful and enterprising. A skill that is required for success in our new world. This book is for parents, schools, after-schools, camps, vocational training centers for kids, NGOs, foundations, organisations, religious institutions, etc that want a resource to teach children entrepreneurship. This is your best bet.

Happy Birthday to our Project Director/Founder, Mrs Olanrewaju Oniyitan . We wish you many more years of impact. Happy 36th Birthday.