The Human Achievers Foundation (H.A.F) has honored Ida Odinga with a prestigious international award. They recognized her remarkable contributions to education and gave her the honorary title "Pride of Kenya."
Ida, a former teacher, received this lifetime achievement award for her dedication and impact in the education sector. She has made significant efforts to support girls' education by sponsoring students, building schools, and leading the establishment of the Dr. Ida Odinga Library and Resource Centre at Ogande Girls High School.
As part of the recognition, the Human Achievers Foundation will enter into a partnership with Homa Bay County through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). This collaboration aims to empower women, provide skills development programs, and promote children's education in the area.
Ida expressed her appreciation to the foundation and reaffirmed her commitment to sponsoring students, particularly young girls. She wants to provide them with the education and skills necessary to become valuable members of society.
The Human Achievers Foundation is a group of individuals dedicated to upholding human dignity and advancing child healthcare. Led by Senorita Isaac, the organization focuses on women's empowerment, children's welfare, and healthcare.
The foundation has partnered with various NGOs and initiatives worldwide to support social causes. Its leadership has taken important steps towards creating a more humanitarian society, with a special emphasis on helping marginalized women and supporting sexually abused children.
Each year, the Human Achievers Foundation hosts the Achievers Awards in different global locations to recognize individuals who have made outstanding contributions in various fields. The foundation continues to find new ways to reach and uplift vulnerable communities.
Ida, a former teacher, received this lifetime achievement award for her dedication and impact in the education sector. She has made significant efforts to support girls' education by sponsoring students, building schools, and leading the establishment of the Dr. Ida Odinga Library and Resource Centre at Ogande Girls High School.
As part of the recognition, the Human Achievers Foundation will enter into a partnership with Homa Bay County through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). This collaboration aims to empower women, provide skills development programs, and promote children's education in the area.
Ida expressed her appreciation to the foundation and reaffirmed her commitment to sponsoring students, particularly young girls. She wants to provide them with the education and skills necessary to become valuable members of society.
The Human Achievers Foundation is a group of individuals dedicated to upholding human dignity and advancing child healthcare. Led by Senorita Isaac, the organization focuses on women's empowerment, children's welfare, and healthcare.
The foundation has partnered with various NGOs and initiatives worldwide to support social causes. Its leadership has taken important steps towards creating a more humanitarian society, with a special emphasis on helping marginalized women and supporting sexually abused children.
Each year, the Human Achievers Foundation hosts the Achievers Awards in different global locations to recognize individuals who have made outstanding contributions in various fields. The foundation continues to find new ways to reach and uplift vulnerable communities.
