Street To School Initiative

In 2024, Street to School Initiative launched a free intervention school in Ilorin, Kwara State, to provide access to education for out-of-school children in underserved communities. Today, over 100 children are enrolled—many from nomadic, peasant, and low-income families.

Through the generosity of friends and supporters, we established a temporary learning shed, provided books and materials, and ensured consistent payment of teachers’ salaries alongside other operational costs.

Now, we have taken a bold step forward, a piece of land has been acquired for these learners. The photo captures a powerful moment: children standing on what will become their future school.

This is a BIG win.

We are now raising funds to begin construction and build a safe, permanent learning space. Every support brings us closer to giving these children the future they deserve.

Support Adeogo Ayomide back to school.

Meet Adeogo Ayomide, a bright Nursery 2 pupil with a dream of becoming a hairstylist.

Your support can help Ayomide take the first steps toward achieving this dream.
By sponsoring Ayomide’s education, you are investing in a future filled with creativity, confidence, and skill.

Join us in empowering Ayomide to pursue a passion and build a meaningful future. Together, we can make a lasting impact.

You can support Ayomide with:
* Tuition Fees
* Uniforms, Sportswear, Socks
* Textbooks, Stationery, Notebooks
* School Bag, School Sandals (optional)

Click the link in bio to donate:
Kindly send an email to [email protected]
Or send a WhatsApp text to: +2348090511592

We gathered around to talk about Artemis II- the bold return of humans journeying toward the Moon.

Four incredible astronauts—Jeremy Hansen, Christina Koch, Victor Glover, and Reid Wiseman—carrying not just equipment, but the dreams of a generation.
And then… the questions began.

“Did they see Jesus?!”
(We really need Victor Glover here for this one 😁🥰)

Another voice followed, curious and sincere:

“Who is videoing everything?”

And just like that, the room shifted—from listening… to wondering.

We leaned into that curiosity.

We began to talk about drones—what they are, how they work, and how technology helps us see what the human eye cannot always capture. Thankfully, we had one right there in school. Not just to explain… but to show.

In that moment, learning became alive.

Questions met demonstration.

Curiosity met clarity.

And maybe, just maybe, that simple conversation answered, in part, the question of “who is videoing” missions like Artemis II.

Because beyond the Moon missions and the machines, one truth remains:

Children are curious beings.

And if we listen closely enough… their questions will always lead us to teach better, show deeper, and imagine bigger.

We didn’t just walk… we walked for a reason 💛

Today, Street to School Initiative joined the Out on a Limb 2026 movement by The IREDE Foundation — themed “No Limits, Just Motion.”

We walked to amplify a mission that matters: providing prosthetic limbs and reminding the world that disability should never limit anyone’s future.

Every step was a voice.
Every stride carried hope.
Every mile pushed a message: inclusion, access, and opportunity for all.

Because everyone deserves not just to dream, but to move, to live, and to thrive.

This is bigger than a walk. This is impact.

Thank you The IREDE Foundation for all you do ❤️

Sponsored Child Highlight

Last slide: Stella in Primary 3
First slide: Stella in SS3

And somewhere between these two frames… is a story of growth that words can hardly hold.

The journey, the stretching, the becoming… it is deeply inspiring.

At Street to School Initiative, we believe that every child deserves the opportunity to rewrite their story through education sponsorship. Stella is one of those stories… unfolding with hope, courage, and possibility.
We are grateful for the gift of consistency and the power of showing up.

Special thanks to the The Les Ojugbana Foundation for believing in her journey and making this transformation possible.

Special thanks to every child sponsor.