Hope Builders Foundation (NGO), Holds Vocational Training at Hall of Fame Academy

Hope Builders Foundation, a non-governmental organization (NGO) on Thursday 5^th of October, 2017 held their series of vocational training for secondary school students at Hall of Fame Academy, Baruwa, Ipaja, Lagos. 

Hall of Fame Academy Students

Hope Builders Foundation, a non-governmental organization (NGO) that focuses on the training of women and youth in different vocations has trained more than 2000 women and youth since it was founded in 2008.

Executive Director, HBF, Mrs. Folayemisi Adu

The executive director, Mrs. Folayemisi Adu, while welcoming the students to the event which was held in the school Hall, gave a brief history of the organization. She highlighted the importance of vocational studies and advised them to take the lessons seriously. 

Special Guest, Mrs. Stella Olubunmi Francis

In her address, the special guest at the event, Mrs. Stella Olubunmi Francis, the executive director of Glowing Splints Development Initiative, an NGO with passion for skills development for women and youths, implored the students to develop a skill and be good at it. She however told them to be focused and take their academics seriously. 

Students were divided into different classes

                    Students were divided into different classes

Ms. Fatima Lateef taking the students Hair Dressing

Hair dressing class

Emmanuel Olajide took the Photography

Ms. Toluwaleke Akanni took the students decoration

Adedoyin and Ifeoluwa AbdulRasheed took them Screen Printing

                            Oyebanji Idowu took them on Shoe Making

Hope Builders Foundation will be visiting St. Philomena Orphanage at Baruwa, Ipaja to celebrate independence with them on Saturday, 7th October. They will also be presenting them with gifts and announcing their "adopt an orphanage" project.