Educate African girls, empower our future leaders.
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Educating women is key to achieving prosperity in any society. To promote our local communities here in the U.S and a better Africa, Kechie’s Project is dedicated to providing educational opportunities to girls.
Empower a girl with knowledge, and she will help her family and her community.
Goals
Education
From High School to Higher Education
We aim to fund each student’s high school tuition and personal costs. Many students come from improvised backgrounds where personal needs such as food, water and school supplies keep them out of the classroom. Kechie’s Project will cover school-related costs that a family cannot afford to ensure that each girl can attend school regularly. Upon graduating from high school there will be an opportunity to receive a vocational college or university scholarship.
Mentorship
Academic, Social and Personal Guidance
Each girl will have a personal mentor for guidance and support to succeed in school and to handle social and personal issues including relationship, family, and self-esteem matters. Mentors will act as a resource for their mentees in every aspect of their lives from helping with academic needs to providing feminine hygiene products.
Leadership
Kechie’s Leadership Program
Our program provides career training to prepare girls for leadership positions in their communities and beyond. Our upcoming programs include:
Entrepreneurship in Fashion
American and African Cultural Exchange
Current Projects
The Nigerian Initiative
Kechie’s Project has created a program based in Nigeria to provide girls in rural areas with educational and personal development opportunities to become leaders. We offer high school scholarships and leadership training to the most promising students who have demonstrated a desire and ability to become contribute to their communities in the future.
Kechie's Project fiscal sponsor is the Earth Rights Institute while we are in the process of obtaining our 501(c)3.
Dear Friends,
I got a lot of emails from members, not to close our ning network until transition to our new secure CMS site is final. We decided to stay open, but will take extra security measures to stop enemies of progress from sending spam emails to members. If you recieve any questionable email that doesn't seem right, do not respond. I encourage all members to post a profile picture. If you believe in making a difference and touching lives, please do not hide behind the mask!…
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Dear Friends,
Please disregard any email from a spammer called Vera. Do not reply to her email. I believe it is a virus! We have created our own secure CMS website with community forum. Please join us at www. kechiesproject.org. We will be closing down our NING NETWORK due to embarrassing spam mails. Thank you!
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(NEW YORK) March 8, 2011 – Kechie’s Project celebrates the centennial of International Women’s Day by acknowledging seven outstanding African women role models who inspire girls to support their communities and achieve academic excellence.
International Women's Day, which began one hundred years ago on March 8, 1911, is a day of global recognition of the economic, political and social contributions of women. Kechie’s Project believes that these following women exemplify the…
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