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What We Do
Capacity Development
These interventions are tailored to empower and inform teachers; children, education stakeholders...
Community Development
We provide infrastructure such as constructing toilets, erection of fences, and donation of desks and chairs to...
Educational Support
We provide reading materials; put out-of-school children and dropouts in school; and offer extra tutoring...
Educational Advocacy
Children voices need to be represented. These programmes are designed as webinars, training...
Our Impact
Communities
Partnerships
Teachers
Children Reached
Reading Clubs
Education Aid & Welfare
Message From
The Founder
“I cannot do all the good the world needs. But the world needs all the good I can do.” – Jana Staneld.
Dolly Children Foundation began with just one goal in mind – to give children access to education. Today, we have seen over 23,000 lives changed through education.
Education is the bedrock of development and therefore plays a vital role in society. Our interest in underserved children is to “reach those most in need”. Giving these children access to quality education is helping them build a solid foundation upon which they will lay other bricks of life.
Over time, we realized that helping children gain access to quality education is not just limited to their schooling.
We believe that access to a conducive learning environment, quality educational programmes, provision of educational aids and financial support are crucial needs, and these are part of the core of our foundation.
Adedolapo Osuntuyi
Executive Director
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Creative Learning
Critical thinking and problem-solving are commonly discussed among many creatives today. Schools, businesses, and institutions need individuals who proffer solutions to their chall
Extra-mural Classes, In-School or at Home?
Lesson teachers and after-school classes have come to stay in most Nigerian schools. Some students have private home lessons where a teacher is hired to engage the student in ext
The Leader in Me
“How can I contribute to the development of society?” is a question some children ask their caregivers from an early age. Also, some children ask their guardians/parent
Culture of Reading
Reading culture is the continuous practice of seeking and gaining knowledge through written words. This practice can be built by reading books, newspapers, journals, encyclopedias,