About This Event
In a continued effort to uplift communities through youth development, Odera Helping Hands Foundation has disbursed ₦5 million in support to the youth of Nkanu. This strategic investment is aimed at fostering entrepreneurship, skills acquisition, and leadership growth among young people in the region.
Empowering young people is central to the vision of Odera Helping Hands Foundation. In pursuit of this goal, the foundation has provided ₦5 million in direct support to the youth of Nkanu, Enugu State. This initiative is designed to promote economic self-reliance, community leadership, and sustainable development by equipping young individuals with the resources they need to succeed.
The funds are being directed toward:
Entrepreneurship support for local start-ups and small businesses
Skills acquisition and vocational training
Youth-led community initiatives
Educational and innovation-based programs
This intervention is part of our broader youth empowerment strategy, which aims to reduce unemployment, curb social vices, and inspire a generation of leaders who will drive positive change in their communities.
Building Capacity, Building the Future
The youth of Nkanu represent talent, energy, and potential. But like many young people across the country, they often face barriers to success—including limited access to capital, training, and mentorship. By investing ₦5 million into this demographic, Odera Helping Hands Foundation is planting seeds of transformation—empowering young people to create jobs, lead projects, and contribute meaningfully to society.
Our Commitment
We are committed to long-term youth development. This ₦5 million support is not a one-time gift—it is a foundation upon which many more initiatives will be built. As we continue to grow our impact, we welcome partnerships with individuals, businesses, and institutions who share our passion for shaping the future through youth empowerment.
“The future of any community lies in the strength of its young people. At Odera Helping Hands Foundation, we don’t just see potential—we invest in it.”
