Building Futures: Ndichia Foundation Supports Children's Growth With Diadactic Materials

 

Beneficiaries Brandishing Their School Needs From Ndichia Foundation 


By Raymond Dingana 

For some time now, the Ndichia Foundation has been helping those in need in Njinikom, giving them a chance to learn like their peers in other parts of Cameroon.

Recently, the Ndichia Foundation provided over 30 school children in Njinikom, Boyo Division, North West Region of Cameroon, with educational materials to support their studies for the 2025/2026 academic year.

This donation took place at Bochain, Njinikom, organized by the Ndichia Foundation.


Ndichia Foundation Member With Some Beneficiaries 

The beneficiaries, predominantly needy children under the guidance and supervision of Ndichia Foundation, were excited with the gesture as it better prepares them to face the current academic year with confidence .

Bochain neighborhood in Njinikom is a major hub of many vulnerable children who like many others, long to have a future which can only be guaranteed by academic excellence.

Ndichia Foundation, is a local organization that promotes holistic education to vulnerable children and adults in the community.


At Ndichia Foundation, values of integrity, honesty, discipline, accountability, commitment are shared with children and many of them assisted morally, spiritually, physically and financially. 

Ndichia Foundation will like to thank all those who generously supported the Back to Schools program this academic year 2025/26 For donation to support the daily activities of Ndichia Foundation, please send to Momo Number: 670560711 Momo Name: Ndichia Foundation.

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