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The career of so many children born in marginalized communities has remain stunted because of the financial status of the parents. Many times, parent try...
Kayode Alabi Leadership and Career Initiative simply called KLCI is helping to fill these gaps. KLCI is a youth led non profit organization that uses three pronged approach, Education for Sustainable Development, Mentorship, and Advocacy to reduce inequalities by helping underserved young people to develop life skills and forge trajectory for their career. KLCI uses volunteer mobilization approach to providing mentorship, educational supports, practical leadership training for secondary school students in underserved communities.
Our Core Values
Integrity
We believe in truthfulness and we adopt it in all our doings. We promote transparency and accountability.
Sustainability
We ensure that we finish what we start and we continue with our programmes. We continue to engage our beneficiaries and we are pertinent about scalability and improvement.
Excellence
We do our work so well with professionalism.
Passion
We engage passionate young people who have underserved young people at heart and ensuring they access quality education.
Teamwork
We believe in co-creation and collaboration. Through this we can reach more and create more.
Empathy
We see change in the eyes of our beneficiaries, we stand in thier shoes and we immerse ourselves in thier experience.
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Project LECT 4.0
Partnership is key to ensuring sustainable development and doing more with less. We took a step forward in our mentorship program and…
Project LECT 3.0
Today we were at Jobams International Schools, Ketu, Lagos State for our career symposium and mentorship program. Dr. Kehinde Oloriade…
Project LECT 2.0
Reports on the 3 Fridays Career Symposia and Mentorship Program! – February 11, 2018 Many young people in the African Community …