Promoting Real Healthy Families: Home Economics

Donors’ Supports are visible at KIFA

Because of so many years of support: the donations that are received or are being received by Kole Intellectual Forum (KIFA) up to date, have shown up roots to the organization that are tangible and visible support to the community, society, and the public in general.

For over eight years of service delivery to the very needy by the organization – Kole Intellectual Forum, the organization has so far delivered more than eighty sewing machines to the target beneficiaries plus also training them, not only in tailoring, but rather a full swing training in Home Economics, that engages the students into knowledge of home management, hygiene and sanitation, financial knowledge, garment cutting and textile, child development and home moral among others.

Eight years of services delivery, not from them alone (Kole Intellectual Forum), but from the very good hearted individuals and Institute who accepted and some are still sacrificing whatever little they have to see the world developing.

KIFA Institute, Home Economics: About to open

The Big Plan to construct an Institute, 2022, $100,000 was initiated by Kole Intellectual Forum on the October 1, 2021; it was like a dream; to the biggest surprise, the idea was strongly supported by those who believe in the cause of the organization.

Honestly speaking, during that year’s @GivingTusday and year-end generosity 2021, a good revenue was raised and the big plan dreamt by the project leader of Kole Intellectual Forum is now the reality, now at finishing level. The building is about 95% completed and only left with about the balance to complete the innermost areas as well as equipping it to the fully pledge Institute of Home Economics as had been planned.

It was a gain true that: on realizing the fund in the year-end donation 2021; in 2022, the organization instead of engaging the expert in the building of the Institute; they had to enter into the contract with the young boys out of school to train them on block laying and concrete practice and they were instead fully engaged to build the Institute of Home Economics to where its now. They were also fully paid as masons.