Vision Statement: Amanano Empowerment envisions a thriving African community where every youth has the opportunity to reach their full potential, lead meaningful lives, and contribute to the growth and development of their society.
Mission Statement: Amanano Empowerment is dedicated to empowering African youth through education, skills development, and mentorship programs. We aim to equip them with the necessary tools, knowledge, and support to overcome barriers, unlock their potential, and become agents of positive change in their communities.
Value Statement:
1. Empowerment: We believe in empowering youth by providing them with opportunities, resources, and skills to achieve their goals and make a difference in their lives and communities.
2. Inclusivity: We embrace diversity and strive to create an inclusive and supportive environment where all youth, regardless of their background, gender, or abilities, can thrive and succeed.
3. Collaboration: We believe in the power of collaboration and partnerships. We actively seek to work with local organizations, community leaders, and stakeholders to maximize our impact and create sustainable change.
4. Integrity: We uphold the highest standards of integrity, transparency, and accountability in all our actions and operations, ensuring the responsible use of resources and maintaining trust with our stakeholders.
5. Innovation: We embrace innovation and adaptability in our approach to address the evolving needs and challenges faced by African youth. We constantly seek new and creative ways to deliver our programs and services effectively.
6. Impact: We are committed to measuring and evaluating the impact of our programs, striving for continuous improvement, and ensuring that our efforts make a tangible difference in the lives of the youth we serve.
| In an impoverished society where unemployment and hunger hold sway, Amanano USA/Canada Indigenes Association came in to train and empower the people to be able to feed themselves and their families.
They established a centre to carry out these initiatives.
We started with teaching the men the skill of tile laying. We engaged professional tilers who taught them everything they needed to know about tiling. The program lasted for six months. While the program was on, the trainees were fed on a daily basis and at the end of every week a stipend was given to them as pocket money.
At the end of the six months, they were graduated and all the necessary working tools were provided for them. All these were for free and the trainees didn't pay a penny for anything. Now they can fend for their families and have a positive impact on the society.
Mr Amajioyi Esonwune was one of the trainees. This is him at work, full of gratitude to his sponsors.
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