Out of school child right Advocacy.

29/11/2025

This harmattan season if you can afford from your end kindly buy a pair of shoes,or jacket to these Almajiris.

24/08/2025

With Education you can't be a slave.

Education would open doors for you.

Don't let anyone tell you that education is a scam.

29/03/2025

Educating one Girl Child is equivalent to educating the Entire Society.

25/03/2025

Let Actualize this cause.
As a known fact Education Is a right not privilege.

24/03/2025

Do you remember Homeless Children out there? Can you afford to enroll one child from your neighborhood? Let change begins with you.
We have responsibility to impact on this children's.

13/08/2024

Out of School Child Rights Advocacy (OSCRA)
*Mission:* To advocate for and support the enrollment of out-of-school children, particularly girls, in formal education in rural and urban areas of Gombe Central and the state at large.
*Vision:* A society where every child, regardless of gender or location, has access to quality education and equal opportunities for growth and development.
*Objectives:*
1. Identify and enroll out-of-school children in formal education
2. Promote girl-child education and empowerment
3. Support vulnerable children with educational materials and resources
4. Collaborate with stakeholders to address barriers to education
5. Raise awareness on the importance of education for all
*Focus Areas:*
1. Rural and urban areas of Gombe Central and the state at large
2. Out-of-school children, particularly girls
3. Vulnerable children, including those with disabilities
*Values:*
1. Equity and inclusivity
2. Quality education for all
3. Empowerment of girls and women
4. Community engagement and participation
5. Collaboration and partnership
*Strategies:*
1. Community outreach and mobilization
2. Advocacy and policy engagement
3. Capacity building and training
4. Resource mobilization and support
5. Monitoring and evaluation
*Goals:*
1. Enroll 500 out-of-school children in formal education within the first year
2. Increase girl-child enrollment by 30% within two years
3. Establish partnerships with 10 stakeholders within the first year
4. Provide educational support to 200 vulnerable children within the first year.

04/01/2024

We seek partnership to reduce the number of out of school children's in Nigeria and most especially the northeast.

22/12/2023

We're not safe actually! We need to do something

The headline "North's Out of School Time Children Population Bomb" highlights a pressing issue that needs urgent attention. The current figure of out-of-school children in the northern region is alarming and requires a collective effort to address. According to the latest statistics from the Out of School Child Rights Advocacy Initiative, the number of children not attending school in this region has reached a critical level, surpassing the capacity of existing educational facilities.

The importance of addressing this issue cannot be overstated, as access to education is a fundamental right of every child. Without proper education, these children may face limited opportunities for personal development and economic empowerment. Moreover, the impact on the overall development of the region cannot be ignored.

To address this situation, it is crucial for stakeholders, including government agencies, educational institutions, NGOs, and local communities, to come together and prioritize the enrollment and retention of out-of-school children. This can be achieved through the establishment of more educational facilities, the provision of scholarships and financial support, and the implementation of awareness campaigns to emphasize the importance of education.

The Out of School Child Rights Advocacy Initiative has been at the forefront of this effort, advocating for the rights of these children and working to create sustainable solutions. Their work is essential in mobilizing resources and raising awareness about the importance of education for all children.

In conclusion, the issue of out-of-school children in the northern region requires a concerted effort from all stakeholders. By working together, we can ensure that every child has access to quality education, ultimately contributing to the development and prosperity of the entire region.

22/12/2023

The headline "North's Out of School Time Children Population Bomb" highlights a pressing issue that needs urgent attention. The current figure of out-of-school children in the northern region is alarming and requires a collective effort to address. According to the latest statistics from the Out of School Child Rights Advocacy Initiative, the number of children not attending school in this region has reached a critical level, surpassing the capacity of existing educational facilities.

The importance of addressing this issue cannot be overstated, as access to education is a fundamental right of every child. Without proper education, these children may face limited opportunities for personal development and economic empowerment. Moreover, the impact on the overall development of the region cannot be ignored.

To address this situation, it is crucial for stakeholders, including government agencies, educational institutions, NGOs, and local communities, to come together and prioritize the enrollment and retention of out-of-school children. This can be achieved through the establishment of more educational facilities, the provision of scholarships and financial support, and the implementation of awareness campaigns to emphasize the importance of education.

The Out of School Child Rights Advocacy Initiative has been at the forefront of this effort, advocating for the rights of these children and working to create sustainable solutions. Their work is essential in mobilizing resources and raising awareness about the importance of education for all children.

In conclusion, the issue of out-of-school children in the northern region requires a concerted effort from all stakeholders. By working together, we can ensure that every child has access to quality education, ultimately contributing to the development and prosperity of the entire region.

15/12/2023

I believe we all have our priorities,but it's important to fund our humanity wallet,by helping the Almajiri out there with shoes and jackets to caution them against this weather.