Sport Nigeria Project #17782

Basketball Clinic for 500 school kids in Nigeria

by Timeout for Africa Education and Sports Foundation

Basketball Clinic for 500 school kids in Nigeria

Project Report | Jul 25, 2022
Mary gets a scholarship to further her education and play basketball in New York

By Jonathan kolo | Project leader

Mary in Minna with Timeout4Africa Alumni Samson

Hello donors,

thank you for your generous donation in support of the Timeout4Africa Education and Sports Foundation.

We are very happy to inform everyone that our student athletic Mary from our program in Minna, Nigeria is now attending prep school at Hoosac school, Hoosick NY 12089. She will be attending school and playing basketball as a student athletic for the next 2 years. Mary's was offered a scholarship to this prestigious school about 2 years ago after being discovered playing basketball at our camp in Minna, but due to Covid 19 travel restrictions, she was unable to make the trip right away. We are glad she's finally made it. It's been a great year for her so far, her school work has been going very well and she has wasted no time in making new friends off and on the courts. We will periodically keep everyone informed about her progress.
Thank you to everyone for the donations, they continue to assist us in changing lives. Please continue to support our work whenever you can and also make sure to share our work with friends and family. @timeout4Africa

Mary with her classmates and teammates in New York

Mary with her AAU team in New York

Mary and her friends in Minna before going to NY

Mary with a classmate in New York.

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Apr 1, 2022
Shoes, shoes and more shoes in Abuja.

By Jonathan Kolo | Project leader

Nov 9, 2021
A visit to Maternity ward at Minna general hospital

By Hauwa kolo | Project leader

Our STEM girls in learning mode

Timeout4Africa Education and Sports Foundation continues to expose our STEM girls to STEM experiences. In October 2021, Mawo School STEM Girls went on an excursion to Minna general hospital maternity ward in Minna, Nigeria.
The Maternity ward is also called a health care clinic located in the Minna Metropolis on old airport rd. The STEM Girls leart about the types of health care workers who work at the clinics, which included doctors, nurses, midwifes, community healthcare extension workers and also laboratory technicians. They learnt about services offered like antenatal care, general medical services, baby deliveries, immunization and family planning, drugs dispenser and treatment of malnourished children.

The day was full with new experiences and introduction to medical equipment like stethoscope, weighting scale and all their uses.

The entire process ignited the girls' love for STEM. Precious, one of the STEM girls on the trip stated, "It was an interesting and educative tip and now we all have an idea of the great work being performed at the hospital.

At the end of the excursion, the girls took group photographs with staff of the clinic expressing thanks for having them and gaining such experience. The girls subsequently had lunch and returned to school.

Thank you very much for your donations. Without your suport, these types of experienes are not possible. Please continue to support us with donations during the year at www.Timeout4Africa.com and follow us on social media @Timeout4Aafrica
Please remember to donate to our work on November 30th (Giving Tuesday) GlobalGiving will be matching all donations.

Thank you again and God Bless.

Who wants their blood pressure checked ?

It's alway good to have the head nurse on site .

So nice to see other relatives already nurses.

Our happy STEM girls at the excursion.

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