Jewellium Foundation is an Arabian initiative which tends to provide shelter to the homeless, handicapped and refugees as well as provide education and feeding to those people under one roof.
Lucky enough for us in Ghana, we have good soil hence growing our food will not be a huge problem except getting all the equipment. Those in the rural areas have a lot of uncompleted projects such as houses, schools and hospitals. The social amenities are not fully utilized and the roads not tiled.
Jewellium Foundation tends to complete the incomplete school, house and hospital project through the purchase of these property and complete them under the name Jewellium Foundation or donating funds to complete the projects. Providing clean source of water to certain parts of the rural areas as well as provide few equipment needed to grow the crops and rear the animals. This will be some of it's longest project because gaining the approval of the authorities will delay some of the projects.
Jewellium Foundation tends to focus on technical education more than the formal education because majority of the citizens hardly practice what they learnt in schools making their certificate just a piece of paper awarded. Jewellium Foundation wants to introduce coding, digital marketing, e-commerce, forex trading, engineering, computer science, interior design, real estate and architecture into it's syllables to educate its members to be ready for this era of technology advancement. This will give them a chance to compete in the job market.
Jewellium Foundation also insists on giving ever member a chance to participate in a sporting activity be it basket ball, volley ball, football or debate clubs. This will help them develop other interests and allow them to exercise for a better health. They can decide afterwards to join any national team they desire.
Most of Jewellium Foundation members are those living in the street begging during the day in order to feed themselves. These people all meet on the street but they came from different places. We have majority of the females coming from rural areas because they are victims of early marriages, maternal mortality and domestic violence. The males came to look for a white collar jobs. Which means we have more potentials, dreams and talents untapped giving us the pleasure to help.
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