Second Term 2025 Summary Report
Center For Tomorrow aims to ensure a sustainable transformation of lives of children and vulnerable communities through a holistic development by addressing; education, economic empowerment and health with a Christian faith-based approach.
Center for Tomorrow continues to deliver essential programs that advance its mission of serving children and vulnerable communities from a faith-based, values-driven standpoint. The statistics below are a reflection of the number of people who directly benefited from the program.
- Three Primary Schools
- One secondary school
- One Community outreach
- 10 activities
- 361 people reached
Highlights By Project:
1. Pad Training (68 trainees)
Local women and girls were trained to make reusable sanitary pads, promoting dignity, self-reliance, and affordability in menstrual health management.
2. Menstrual Hygiene Training (74 girls)
Complementing pad training, these sessions focused on menstrual health literacy, helping girls manage periods hygienically and confidently—reducing school absenteeism.
3. Sex Education (297 participants)
Nearly 300 adolescents received holistic sex education, including puberty awareness, body changes, and gender respect—critical for healthy relationships and reducing risks among youth.
4. Career Guidance (227 students)
Over 200 youths received career counseling, helping them explore educational and vocational pathways suited to their interests, talents, and local market opportunities.
5. Spiritual Nurturing (93 new believers)
Through targeted outreach and gospel-sharing sessions, 93 people reported placing their faith in Christ. This reflects impactful discipling and evangelistic efforts aligned with Christian calling.
6.Volunteer Engagement (3 recruits)
Three individuals joined as volunteers, supporting program delivery and strengthening community engagement and sustainability.
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Center for Tomorrow continues to deliver essential programs that advance its mission of serving children and vulnerable communities from a faith-based, values-driven standpoint. The statistics below are a reflection of the number of people who directly benefited from the program.
- Three Primary Schools
- One secondary school
- One Community outreach
- 10 activities
- 361 people reached
Highlights By Project:
1. Pad Training (68 trainees)
Local women and girls were trained to make reusable sanitary pads, promoting dignity, self-reliance, and affordability in menstrual health management.
2. Menstrual Hygiene Training (74 girls)
Complementing pad training, these sessions focused on menstrual health literacy, helping girls manage periods hygienically and confidently—reducing school absenteeism.
3. Sex Education (297 participants)
Nearly 300 adolescents received holistic sex education, including puberty awareness, body changes, and gender respect—critical for healthy relationships and reducing risks among youth.
4. Career Guidance (227 students)
Over 200 youths received career counseling, helping them explore educational and vocational pathways suited to their interests, talents, and local market opportunities.
5. Spiritual Nurturing (93 new believers)
Through targeted outreach and gospel-sharing sessions, 93 people reported placing their faith in Christ. This reflects impactful discipling and evangelistic efforts aligned with Christian calling.
6.Volunteer Engagement (3 recruits)
Three individuals joined as volunteers, supporting program delivery and strengthening community engagement and sustainability.