NIGER DELTA YOUTH CENTRE
“NIGER DELTA YOUTH CENTRE”
The Niger Delta Youth Centre was established in 2016 with the sole aim of impacting the region’s specific challenges through interventions that meet the educational and social needs of our target market beneficiaries. The Centre offers tailored programmes focused on educational development, health awareness, sports, recreational activities and arts and culture.
With the establishment of the Niger Delta Youth Centre, the Foundation seeks to develop strategies as well as initiate partnerships capable of improving the standard of education in the Niger Delta.
Community Outreach Programmes
We also mark other important days such as International Day of the Girl Child and Careers Day, as w
Scholarships
Since inception, the scholarship project has impacted over 143 pupils across 11 public primary schoo
ICT Training Classes
we arrange job placements for them so they can put their skills to good use and further enhance thei
Extra Curricular Activities
Our Youth Centre is a learning and motivational hub for our members,
Summer Camp
Offerings include bead making, makeup application classes, photography, baking and ICT classes.
Books On Wheels
Sea chub demoiselle whalefish zebra lionfish mud cat pelican eel. Minnow snoek icefish velvet-belly
Leadership Development and Life Skills Classes
We encourage our members to put the information they learn to good use by being active in their communities.
Read Story
Literacy and-Numeracy Classes
As a result, our members consistently excel in school and their reading levels exceed those of their peers. We extend the childrens’ learning by encouraging them to join book clubs run by the Barack Obama American Corner
Read Story
Sports
The Youth Centre team has participated in various Taekwando competitions and won numerous medals.
Read Story
Summer Camp
We also hold special training sessions for our older members before they embark on their summer work placements.
Read StoryOvie Brume Foundation
The Ovie Brume Foundation was established in 2003 by his family to commemorate the memory of Ovie by supporting his commitment to Nigeria’s development.