The programme
Our physical makerspace in Afon, Kwara State, gives children and youth access to tools, practical knowledge, collaborators, and room to turn ideas into useful projects.
Participants learn with their hands, exchange knowledge across generations, and use locally available materials to explore ideas and respond to community challenges.
How it works
Learning moves through practice.
Each element gives participants something concrete to try, question, improve, and carry into their own work or community.
Project-based prototyping
Mentorship from practical builders
What participants build toward
Capability that continues beyond the programme.
- 01Learners turn ideas into tangible projects.
- 02Participants gain confidence with tools and collaboration.
- 03Communities see practical solutions emerge locally.
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