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At Feed an African Child Inc, we work with our partners and donors to provide food and basic education access for needy kids including fatherless, homeless, out-of-school, and kids facing hardships due to poverty and other economic problems. today

COULD SOLAR POWER HELP MORE NIGERIAN CHILDREN LEARN?Nigeria's new $300 million renewable-energy fund could bring reliabl...
10/08/2026

COULD SOLAR POWER HELP MORE NIGERIAN CHILDREN LEARN?

Nigeria's new $300 million renewable-energy fund could bring reliable electricity to more underserved communities. For a community literacy center, power can mean evening classes, safer facilities, charged learning devices and access to digital educational resources.

This creates an opportunity for renewable-energy companies to extend their social impact beyond electrification. A solar-powered literacy center can turn electricity into learning, confidence and opportunity.

Energy companies and corporate partners: Will you help FAC power a brighter future for children?

Discuss a partnership with Feed an African Child Inc: https://feedanafricanchild.org

Read the report: https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/nigeria-launches-300-million-clean-energy-fund-scale-off-grid-power-access-2026-09-21/

10/06/2026

Beyond literacy advocacy and training, Feed an African Child Inc sew uniform for pupils of St. Michael Nursery/Primary School, Idanre, Ondo State, and this is what one of the pupils has to say.

Organizations interested in supporting or partnering with our literacy work can learn more at: https://feedanafricanchild.org

EDUCATION IS RECEIVING LESS THAN 1 PERCENT OF EMERGENCY FUNDING Education received only 0.8% of major UN emergency-fund ...
10/05/2026

EDUCATION IS RECEIVING LESS THAN 1 PERCENT OF EMERGENCY FUNDING

Education received only 0.8% of major UN emergency-fund allocations in 2026 - even as conflict, displacement and climate emergencies continue to disrupt children's learning.

When education disappears during a crisis, children lose more than lessons. They can also lose safety, stability and hope.

Community literacy programs can provide protected spaces, trusted adults and learning continuity when normal schooling is interrupted.

Should education be treated as lifesaving assistance in every humanitarian response?

Help FAC keep vulnerable children learning: https://feedanafricanchild.org

Read the analysis: https://www.educationcluster.net/news/shrinking-space-education-humanitarian-response-2026-eie-financing-and-prioritization-analysis

DONORS WANT LITERACY PROGRAMS THAT CAN PROVE RESULTS Nearly 90% of children in low-income countries cannot read a simple...
10/03/2026

DONORS WANT LITERACY PROGRAMS THAT CAN PROVE RESULTS

Nearly 90% of children in low-income countries cannot read a simple text by age ten.

New donor research identifies structured teaching and grouping children by their actual learning level as two of the most cost-effective responses.

This is why literacy support must go beyond distributing books. Children need trained tutors, appropriate instruction and regular assessment of their progress.

FAC is committed to building a measurable community-literacy model that helps children become confident readers.

Donors and partners: Join us in turning literacy investment into measurable learning gains.

Support our mission: https://feedanafricanchild.org
Read the report: https://www.thelifeyoucansave.org/research/sector-reports/education-sector-report/

Welcome to October!A new month brings new hope, new smiles, and new chances to make a difference.That smile is why we do...
10/01/2026

Welcome to October!

A new month brings new hope, new smiles, and new chances to make a difference.

That smile is why we do what we do. Every child deserves to start the month with hope and a full plate.

Thank you for standing with us on this mission to feed, nurture, and uplift African children. Let's make October a month of more smiles, more impact, and more love.

Happy New Month from all of us at Feed an African Child Inc!

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Child Labour Is Stealing Education and Children's FuturesThirty-seven young miners - many reportedly teenagers - died af...
09/30/2026

Child Labour Is Stealing Education and Children's Futures

Thirty-seven young miners - many reportedly teenagers - died after being detained following illegal-mining raids in Minna.

This tragedy reveals a larger crisis: poverty and unsafe work continue to pull vulnerable children away from school and expose them to exploitation.

Literacy programs must look beyond attendance to understand why children are missing lessons. At Feed an African Child Inc, we believe education, nutrition and child protection must work together.

What would it take to keep every vulnerable child learning - and out of dangerous labour?

Partner with FAC to help create safer pathways to learning: https://feedanafricanchild.org

Read the report: https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/one-after-another-they-started-dying-survivors-recount-deaths-detention-nigeria-2026-09-22/

Another step toward better literacy outcomes.Our Tutor & Coordinator Training was successfully held, preparing the FAC t...
09/28/2026

Another step toward better literacy outcomes.

Our Tutor & Coordinator Training was successfully held, preparing the FAC team for the new literacy session.

The training covered key areas including student enrollment, reading-level assessment, class placement, attendance, progress tracking, testing, documentation, and reporting.

We believe that meaningful impact starts with a well-prepared team. By equipping our tutors and coordinators with the right knowledge and procedures, we are better positioned to create a structured and effective learning experience for the children we serve.

A big thank you to Rufus J. Akinrinlola, Ph.D, mMBA, Founder of Feed an African Child Inc, and everyone who participated.

We are trained.
We are prepared.
We are ready to make a difference.

A new literacy session means new opportunities to help more children read, learn, and thrive.Today, the FAC Team will co...
09/26/2026

A new literacy session means new opportunities to help more children read, learn, and thrive.

Today, the FAC Team will come together for an important Tutor & Coordinator Training covering student enrollment, reading-level assessment, class placement, attendance, progress tracking, testing, documentation, and reporting.

Led by Rufus J. Akinrinlola, Ph.D, mMBA, Founder of Feed an African Child Inc, this training will help us strengthen our processes and prepare for another impactful literacy session.

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⏰ 5:00 PM (Nigeria Time)
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All tutors, coordinators, and the Project Manager are expected to participate. All attendee will receive N5000 for data support.

Every well-trained tutor is better prepared to change a child's story.

WHAT MAKES A LITERACY PROGRAM WORK AT SCALE?Many literacy programs begin with promising ideas. Far fewer successfully ex...
09/25/2026

WHAT MAKES A LITERACY PROGRAM WORK AT SCALE?

Many literacy programs begin with promising ideas. Far fewer successfully expand while maintaining quality and measurable results.

The 2026 What Works Hub for Global Education Conference will examine how effective foundational-learning programs can be implemented at scale.

Africa-focused sessions will address:

1. Cost-effective teacher coaching in Namibia
2. Differentiated learning in Ghana
3. Literacy programming in Uganda
4. Teaching at the Right Level in Somalia
5. Structured teaching approaches in Ethiopia
6. Education evaluation in Ghana and Sierra Leone

These topics are highly relevant to community literacy organizations. Growth should not simply mean enrolling more children. It should mean reaching more children while preserving instructional quality, consistent tutor support and credible evidence of reading improvement.

At Feed an African Child Inc, we are learning, measuring and strengthening our approach as we work toward serving more underserved children.

Which factor is most important when expanding a literacy program: funding, tutor quality, community support or reliable data?

Support or partner with FAC: https://feedanafricanchild.org

Conference information: https://www.wwhge.org/events/2026-what-works-hub-for-global-education-conference/

New Education Research Grants Available Across AfricaAfrican researchers can now apply for school-leadership research gr...
09/24/2026

New Education Research Grants Available Across Africa

African researchers can now apply for school-leadership research grants of up to $35,000.

The African Centre for School Leadership is offering:

• Sixteen action-research grants of up to $15,000
• Seven comparative research grants of up to $35,000

Applications close September 30, 2026.

Strong leadership affects teacher performance, learning environments and children’s educational outcomes. Yet community learning centers and small literacy programs are often missing from education-leadership research.

Feed An African Child is interested in partnering with eligible Africa-based researchers who want to study tutor leadership, community engagement, literacy-center management or educational support for underserved Nigerian children.

The principal investigator must meet the funder’s academic requirements, but organizations like FAC could potentially contribute community experience or serve as implementation partners and research sites.

Know an eligible education researcher? Please share this opportunity or tag them below.

Partner with FAC: https://feedanafricanchild.org

Grant details: https://africancentreforschoolleadership.org/call-for-applications-for-acsl-cohort-ii-grants/

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