MEDIC'S PROJECT H.E.L.P DONATES STATIONARY TO MOTHERS

The Mental and Environmental Development Initiative for Children (MEDIC) was at the Nigerian Law School Victoria Island Lagos on the 10th of February 2012,donating stationary to the cleaners all of them who are all mothers and Grand mothers for their children to take to school. 

Each stationary pack containing

 1 biro

1 pencil 

1 ruler 

1 eraser

1 notebook

1 mathset or crayon (for the younger children)

1 clear bag 

Take a look!!!!

The Stationary packs

A closer view

Doyinsola Ogunye sorting out the packs 

arranging all items into the clear bag

Segun Onasanya (MEDIC)

Time to distribute!!!! 

with one of the beneficiaries 

Happy Grandma!

Thank you MEDIC!!!!

We want to touch more lives

WE CAN DO MORE WITH YOUR SUPPORT 

LETS GIVE THE CHILDREN THE QUALITY EDUCATION THAT THEY DESERVE 

For more information

Visit -17 Owode Crescent, Off Ado-Langbasa Road, Ajah

Call- 08033788641, 07045355179

Donate or Support
Our Account no
Mental and Environmental Development Initiative for Children 
214/797716/110
Guaranty Trust Bank

An educated mind is one that has sufficient knowledge in their chosen field or discipline and adequate knowledge about other fields – Anonymous

We look forward to a mutually beneficial relationship with you in future. May God bless you!

Doyinsola Ogunye

President MEDIC

PROJECT H.E.L.P!!! CARE TO JOIN US?(Help Educate the Less Privileged)

The Mental and Environmental Development Initiative for Children
(MEDIC's) PROJECT H.E.L.P an acronym for
Help
Educate the
Less
Privileged
Has partnered with 2 schools
Steps Forward School owode Ajah
And
Victory Progressive School Ajegunle

So far,
25 children are currently benefiting from the project as we pay their fees and give them all the necessary materials needed to succeed .
20 other children have been given stationary through their mothers (Attendants in Law School Lagos)
CARE TO JOIN US FOR OUR "FOR THE LOVE OF NIGERIA CAMPAIGN"? Save the these dates 18th and 25th

18th -Join Us at 17 Owode Crescent off Ado Langbasa road Ajah Lagos Block D to mentor, teach topics of interest this week homework.. (Why is it important) to the Kids
10am- 2pm

25th February -
Cleaning and Painting of Nursery 1 and 2 of Victory Progressive School Ajegunle
We also want to present a Television and DVD for the classes. Pls come with old Educational toys and new ones too! Maps, musical instruments
Eze- Agu Street..
11am -4pm

For Support and participation pls call or text
Doyinsola 08033788641 07045355179
doyinsola.o@medicng.org

Segun- 08030998658 07042291523 08025002123 08099874576

Info@medicng.org

For Donation
Our Account no
Mental and Environmental Development Initiative for Children
214/797716/110
Guaranty Trust Bank. Thank you!

Please Re-broadcast, share, send an email, tell a friend and your loved ones too!
Support quality education
We do this for the Love of Nigeria!

MENTAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE FOR CHILDREN (MEDIC) LAGOS NIGERIA FLAGS OFF PROJECT H.E.L.P

 

The Mental and Environmental Development Initiative for Children (MEDIC) founding organisation of the KIDS CLEAN CLUB a non-governmental,non‐partisan, non‐tribal, non‐racial, non‐religious organization established to raising a generation of physically, mentally and environmentally clean children across Nigeria and the World. We intend to do this by creating awareness amongst children, about the effects of pollution and global warming, and how they can make a change in their environment and going a step further to teaching them about patriotism, etiquette, motivation, dignity, integrity, savings, and at the same time harnessing their God given talents.

PHOTO CREDIT - MEDIC

PHOTO CREDIT - MEDIC

As part of our mental development campaign, we started a project called H.E.L.P an acronym for Help Educate the Less Privileged. The major goal is to instil within the formative years of the children quality education that will change their lives for the better.

PHOTO CREDIT - MEDIC

PHOTO CREDIT - MEDIC

The term education is derived from Latin words

a)      Educare- to nourish b) Educure- to lead forth c) Educatum- act of teaching 

Education means to lead out internal hidden talent of a child or person.

We have resolved to support the orphans and the financially challenged parents to ensure

that their children and wards stay in school especially in their formative years. We have

however devised a sustainable means whereby the parents would benefit from the project

PHOTO CREDIT - MEDIC

thus ensuring that the funds given would sustain the child’s education. This programme will run for children between Kindergarten to primary 6. We intend partner with supporting schools around the localities

We appeal to you to H.E.L.P!!! and give them the quality education they deserve!

Acknowledging you is not just a formality. We cannot thank you enough for the generation to come, who will be positively affected by your gesture.

PHOTO CREDIT - MEDIC

We do this... For the Love of Nigeria!!!

For more information

Visit -17 Owode Crescent, Off Ado-Langbasa Road, Ajah

Call- 08033788641, 07045355179

Donate or Support
Our Account no
Mental and Environmental Development Initiative for Children
214/797716/110
Guaranty Trust Bank

An educated mind is one that has sufficient knowledge in their chosen field or discipline and adequate knowledge about other fields – Anonymous

We look forward to a mutually beneficial relationship with you in future. May God bless you!

Doyinsola Ogunye

President MEDIC

KIDS CLEAN CLUB JOINS MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (MIT) IN KEEPING NIGERIA CLEAN

Banner for the event

On Sunday, January 15th, 2012 Kids’ Clean Club collaborated and supported Wecyclers (pronounced - "We" in place of "Re" in Recyclers), a crowd-sourced recycling platform from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) that harnesses the power of urban communities to reclaim their neighbourhoods from unmanaged waste. They sensitize residents of urban slums to collect recyclable materials by providing social goods in exchange.

In this part of the world, Kids' Clean Club is one of the few organizations who tops in the list of Non-profit Charities who entrench and propagate environmental, physical and mental cleanliness in the society, especially in children. These same criteria served as a mutual value that facilitated the collaboration with MIT on this project which took place at Ahmadiyya field in Ebute Meta, Yaba, Lagos.

Highlights from the events include;

- Children and adults trooped out in mass to submit waste materials like used sachets, plastic bottles, cans, polythene, nylon, cartons and more. These wastes were sorted and packaged for proper eco-friendly disposal.

- A submission register was opened which gave every community member a chance to win raffle prizes like plastic buckets, thermo coolers, water bottles, mobile phone, shirts, recharge cards, camera, mugs, LAWMA handbooks and more.

- Kids' Clean Club founder&CEO, Doyinsola Ogunye, gave a short and interactive lecture on recycling, physical and mental cleanliness. She asked questions and gave out free LAWMA handbooks to participating children.

- Some parents, siblings and neighbours of these participating children were also present. Music, snacks and drinks were on ground for everyone.

The event which started by 10AM ended before 1PM...And the Wecyclers team had to leave for their next sensitization exercise in Ajegunle, Lagos.

Wecyclers has been shortlisted in the semi-final list of MIT Entrepreneurship Competition for the projects they execute. Visit the following links for more details.

http://kidscleanclub.blogspot.com/2012/01/kids-clean-club-collaborates-with.html

http://mit100k.org/accelerate/semi-finalists/wecyclers/

http://wecyclers.com/

*Lagos State Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) workers were also on ground to help with the waste and it’s recycling.

Wecyclers registering and collecting wastes

Sorting of the wastes

Queue to submit and register

Sorting of the different kinds of waste

Registration for the raffle draw to compensate waste collection

All hands on deck

Even mothers joined the queue

More collection, sorting and registration

Piles of wastes to be recycled

Children talking and eating snacks

An excited kid dancing for the camera

A cross-section of the children who participated (Photo Credit - KCC)

Wecyclers sorting snacks for the kids

A brief chat with the children during registration (Photo Credit - KCC)

A Wecycler team member doing a video interview of the children (Photo Credit - KCC)

A child picking a raffle ticket (Photo Credit - KCC)

Founder/CEO, Kids' Clean Club, Doyinsola Ogunye (Photo Credit - KCC) 

Doyin giving a short lecture

Giving a LAWMA handbook to a child

A group picture of the participants (Photo Credit - KCC)

Another brilliant child wins the LAWMA handbook

Doyinsola of KCC posing with Wecyclers

The little child wasn't left out of the excitement (Photo Credit - KCC)

L-R: Billikis (Wecyclers coordinator), 'Seun Johnson and Doyinsola (KCC) and  a Wecycler official

Kids Clean Club collaborates with Massachusetts Institute of Technology Researchers

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, also known as MIT, is an American private research university located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America


Wecyclers is a crowd-sourced recycling platform from MIT that harnesses the power of urban communities to reclaim their neighborhoods from unmanaged waste. They incentivize residents of urban slums to collect recyclable materials by providing social goods in exchange.


Wecyclers have been awarded funding from MIT to research a proposal around community-driven, crowd-sourced waste recycling in Lagos, Nigeria exploring ways to incentivize large volume, point-of-generation recycling in low-income areas.

The MEDIC team - founding organisation of the Kids Clean Club will be at their Neighbourhood Recycling Day


Please bring your
Pure water sachets, plastic bottles, nylon bags, indomie bags
for a chance to win
Cameras, Handsets, T-shirts, Mugs, Recharge cards and other prizes
Venue- Ahmaddiya field, Ladipo street, off Borno way Ebutte Meta, Lagos
Date- Sunday January 15th 2012
Time - 10am- 1pm (please be puntual)

Details as to how you  can support
Donate
 Our Account no
Mental and Environmental Development Initiative for Children
214/797716/110
Guaranty Trust Bank
Address
17 Owode Crescent of Ado Langbasa road Ajah Lagos Nigeria.

info@kidcleanclub.org
kidscleanclub@gmail.com
+2348033788641 +2347045355179
We love you because you love NIGERIA!!!


For more information on Wecyclers please visit the links below:


http://globalchallenge.mit.edu/teams/view/262

http://wecyclers.com/


http://mit100k.org/accelerate/semi-finalists/wecyclers/