By Meghann Sehorn, TFFT’s founder and Board Member Many of you know the origins of The Foundation For Tomorrow (TFFT), but for those new to our community, I'd like to share a bit of background to help you understand who we are and why we do what we do. Helena. Yusufu. Mathayo. These triplets, who
The World Scholar’s Cup is an international academic competition that inspires students, aged 8 to 18, toward a passion for learning and collaboration by competing in several events including Collaborative Writing, Scholar's Challenge (a multiple-choice test), and Team Debate. Earlier this year, we received news that three of our scholars who participated in the Collaborative
By: Maya Bharti, Founder of Melodies of Opportunity From June 7th to June 14th, Melodies of Opportunity had the privilege and honor of collaborating with TFFT to facilitate a musical immersion program for 72 TFFT scholars, none of which had ever before experienced the power of music; in fact, one scholar remarked, “In this camp
By Melissa Queyquep, Strategic Partnerships & Program Development Lead In an effort to strengthen the support of our Scholarship Program alumni, TFFT has launched a new Alumni Enrichment Program (AEP). This is a competitive, application-based initiative designed to support the continued growth of TFFT’s alumni through meaningful training opportunities within the organization, targeted skill development,
At The Foundation For Tomorrow (TFFT), we believe in the transformative power of education to create brighter futures for vulnerable children. Today, we are thrilled to celebrate an incredible achievement by four of our scholars who have reached a remarkable milestone. Upendo, Loishiye, Baraka, and Raphael have all earned Division 1 scores—the highest possible
JA Company National Competition and Exhibition TFFT hosted the JA Company National Competition and Exhibition at the Learning Centre in Tanzania this past Saturday! The JA Company Program, implemented by TFFT and Junior Achievement Africa, aims to equip secondary students with financial literacy, project management, work readiness, and entrepreneurship skills. This in-school program is
JA Africa in Action! Our team in Tanzania is busy concluding the final monitoring and evaluation sessions with all 11 schools participating in our partnership program with Junior Achievement Africa: The Integrated Company Program. The national competition will be held at the Learning Centre on June 1st where competing youth will present their innovative
JA Africa: Training of Teachers We are excited about the progression of our partnership with JA Africa for the JA integrated Company Program, which aims to reach 500 secondary school students to help them develop an understanding of business and entrepreneurship through the creation of a company at their school with their peers. Last
JA: First Round of Monitoring & Evaluations Complete We are thrilled to share the progress of our partnership with JA Africa for the Junior Achivement Integrated Company Program! We completed our first round of monitoring and evaluation for all 11 schools involved in the program, and it is evident that the teachers and students
2022’s Lifelong Learning Youth Camp The World Health Organization (WHO) defines life skills as “abilities for adaptive and positive behavior that enable individuals to deal effectively with the demands and challenges of everyday life”. In practice, this means helping youth develop communication skills, manage emotions, solve problems and acquire other competencies. When well integrated
