Looking Back: Our First Outreach in 2016 In 2016, Racheal and Teens Foundation held its first-ever outreach program. This landmark event focused on addressing key issues that affect the lives of teenagers, including: The importance of education as a foundation for a better future. The need to avoid pre-marital sex and make informed decisions about

This Outreach was more than what we expected.

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We will be at Awoyaya on the 10th of August  this year. Our aim and objectives are to; 1. Help them identify who they are 2. Correct the notion they have about life 3. Empower them 4. Let them understand the consequences of getting pregnant as a teenager or impregnating someone as a teenager 5.

Makoko is a rural community in Lagos, with lots of people.  We sa 1. Academy 2. Sex education 3.  Principles of life We understand that teenagers in such a community can be easily taken advantage of because of what they are not privileged to have or know.

There's a community on the island in Lagos Nigeria called Awoyaya. Awoyaya is a large community where we have the high class, middle, and average people. Based on my research, there are about 70% of teenagers with pregnancy every year in this community. This year, my team and I are reaching out to teenagers in

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At Racheal and Teens Foundation, we believe every teenager deserves safety, dignity, and the knowledge to protect themselves. That is why we organized our annual outreach program in Ibadan a day dedicated to empowering young people with awareness and practical tools to navigate the challenges they face. Creating Awareness and Building Confidence During this outreach,