The Better Future Foundation Amodu supports talented children from Amodu, Enugu, Nigeria with scholarships for secondary education.
The Better Future Foundation Amodu (BFFA) has been a non-profit organisation since 2002. It enables talented but financially disadvantaged children from the village of Amodu in Nigeria to gain access to secondary education.
At the heart of its work is supporting pupils after they complete primary school, so they can attend secondary school and successfully finish their education. Education is understood as a key foundation for an independent and self-determined future.
The Better Future Foundation Amodu (BFFA) has been a non-profit organisation since 2002. It enables talented but financially disadvantaged children from the village of Amodu in Nigeria to gain access to secondary education.
At the heart of its work is supporting pupils after they complete primary school, so they can attend secondary school and successfully finish their education. Education is understood as a key foundation for an independent and self-determined future.
Since 2002, BFFA has supported a total of 132 children and young people from Amodu. Of these, 35 scholarship recipients are currently in education, while 97 graduates have successfully completed their school or university education.
BFFA scholarships are intended for talented children from Amodu whose families cannot afford secondary education.
All information about the scholarship and the application process is summarised on the relevant page.
Apply for a Scholarship
BFFA’s work is made possible through donations and voluntary commitment. Every contribution helps give children access to education and sustainably improve their future opportunities.
Donations can be made easily and securely via the donate button.
BFFA operates transparently and responsibly. The organisation has clearly defined bodies and structures that support and oversee the work of the foundation.
Further information about the organisation and its governing bodies can be found on the “Governance” page.
