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Queen Juliet Endowment Foundation Donates Education Materials to FCT School For The Blind

In an uncommon demonstration of love and care for the future of young ones, a non-governmental organization, Queen Juliet Endowment Foundation has visited FCT School for the Blind where it made a donation of study materials, ABUJAPRESS reports.

This is part of the organisation's moves make study easier for the physically challenged students in a world where technology has become part of education.

The items donated include to the graduands are typewriters, laptops and other tools to improve their understanding of words and alphabets.

The foundation is dedicated to empowering individuals and communities through strategic social intervention programmes. It has demonstrated commitment to improving lives by addressing critical areas such as education, healthcare, women empowerment, child welfare, and poverty alleviation in several parts of the country.

It aims to create sustainable solutions that uplift and transform underprivileged individuals and communities by providing access to essential resources, education, and empowerment programmes.

The mission to School for the Blind advances the mission for which Queen Juliet Endowment Foundation was set up.

Speaking during the outreach, the founder of the Foundation, Queen Juliet Uju Obiaeli said she was moved by the need to contribute towards building a future assured for the physically challenged students, noting that such interventions will prepare them to compete favourably with their peers.

In his remarks, the head teacher of the school appreciated the foundation for its show of love, assuring that the items will be optimally utilized.

Juliet Uju Obiaeli is an entrepreneur who has worked over the years with alot of brands, including hers. She is an expert in different business engagements and runs several businesses across Nigeria. The young giant has bagged numerous awards from reputable organizations in the country. Obiaeli is a serial philanthropist and has been a beacon of hope to alot of Nigerians.

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