IA-Foundation, a dedicated non-governmental organization, celebrated 2024 Children’s Day by visiting Little Saints Orphanage Home, where they donated books and mathematical sets.

During the visit, Mrs. Ibironke Adeagbo, the founder and CEO of IA-Foundation, highlighted the organization’s mission to positively impact young lives, emphasizing that every child should feel loved and valued. Adeagbo stated that this initiative is a key part of the foundation’s strategy to ensure no child is left behind, regardless of their background.

She urged the government, corporate entities, NGOs, and individuals to collaborate to ensure that no child remains on the streets without access to education. Adeagbo stressed the importance of a united effort across all sectors to support children and provide them with the opportunities they deserve.

“The visit underscores IA-Foundation’s commitment to community service and child welfare,” said Adeagbo, emphasizing the significance of giving back and fostering hope and happiness among the less privileged.

On a recent radio program, ‘Round of Applause,’ Adeagbo invited the public to visit IA-Foundation’s website (www.ia-foundation.org) to sponsor out-of-school children. She reaffirmed the foundation’s dedication to removing children from the streets and ensuring they receive a proper education.

The foundation primarily focuses on vulnerable children, including orphans, those without fathers, and children whose parents lack the financial means to send them to school. Adeagbo also called for legislation to hold parents accountable for not providing education to their children.

“We target vulnerable children such as orphans and those whose parents cannot afford to send them to school. If you know of a child in such a situation, please reach out to us,” she urged. “Every parent should ensure their child receives an education, and there should be laws in place to deal with those who refuse to do so.”