CharaKids Foundation Clarifies: No Involvement in Reported Child Labour Programme

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DISCLAIMER❗CHARAKIDS FOUNDATION OFFICIAL STATEMENT — PUBLIC NOTICE Our attention has been drawn to a news report currently circulating on social media about a man, Mr. Olaloye Olatunde, who was declared missing after allegedly ttending a “Child Labour Programme” in Akure, Ondo State, said to have been organized by Trace Project in partnership with CharaKids Foundation. […]

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Charakids Foundation Celebrates Children’s Day at Emure-Ile Owo, Ondo State

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On May 27th, 2025, Charakids Foundation brought joy, laughter, and learning to the children of Emure-Ile community in Ondo State in celebration of Children’s Day. It was a truly heartwarming outreach that reached over 150 children from three different schools. From the moment the event began, the atmosphere was electric. The children enjoyed an exciting

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Making Learning Fun: Simple Activities to Engage Young Minds

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Learning is an essential part of growth and development, a developing child is the one learning actively of his environment, his people, things, places, and even himself. However, learning shouldn’t be boring! In fact, incorporating fun activities into the learning process can make all the difference in keeping young minds engaged and motivated and ultimately

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Easy Morning Routine to Start the Day Right

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Mornings set the tone for the rest of the day, especially for children. A smooth, well-structured morning routine can help kids feel energized, focused, and ready to conquer the day. For African parents and caregivers balancing work, school, and household responsibilities, establishing a simple routine is key to making mornings less stressful and more productive.

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Screen Time vs. Playtime: Striking a Balance

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Over the years, there have been series of strong points surrounding the impact of screen time versus playtime on children’s development and as digital devices have become increasingly integrated into daily life, concerns have arisen about the potential effects of excessive screen exposure on children’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being. At the same time, the

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Yummy Nigerian Foods for Super Strong Kids! 🍴👧🏽

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At Charakids Foundation, we’re passionate about empowering underserved children to grow strong and healthy. And what better way to do that than advocate delicious and nutritious Nigerian food? 🍲As an NGO, we believe that every child deserves access to wholesome meals that fuel their growth and development. That’s why we’re excited to share our top

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Enlightenment expands the mind and gives direction, and every child deserves that! – Ifedore Career Summit

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Enlightenment expands the mind and gives direction, and every child deserves that! 💡 The Ifedore Career Summit was a shining example of this, as it focused on providing underserved children with the exposure they need to make informed career decisions. And what a success it was! 🎉 Not only did these bright young minds gain

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International Day of the African Child

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It’s the International Day of the African Child! ❤️ Today and every day, we celebrate the resilience, creativity, and potential of African children!Let’s come together to ensure their rights, education, and well-being are prioritized, and their bright futures are secured. We, at Charakids Foundation are all about the welfarism of the African Children because we

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