CrochetFirst stitches
For many, crochet was brand new. Their first project was a scrunchie they could wear and say, “I made this.”
We help vulnerable children and young people in Kwara State learn practical skills, stay in school and believe in what’s next, through free programmes run with love.


young people trained at our 2026 summer camp



skill acquisition for young adults in Ilorin



The shape of every camp


Outreach that meets families where they are
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Free, hands-on skill training and mentorship for young adults.
Supplies, school costs and encouragement so children stay in class.
Outreaches that bring essentials, care and dignity to families.
Phoebe Hearts Hope Foundation exists for the child who needs a fair start
and the young person with potential but no pathway. We teach skills, support education and take love into communities
so hope becomes something people can hold.
Helping the vulnerable. Inspiring change.
Four programmes, one aim: give young people the skills, schooling and support to build a life they’re proud of.
All programmes
A free summer camp where young people learn a craft, and leave with a way to earn from it.
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Teaching skills for life as well as for work, from managing your time to looking after your mind.
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Helping more children stay in school with the supplies, fees and encouragement they need.
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Love in action. We go out to meet needs directly, alongside the communities we serve.
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Class of August 202640+
young people trained
2026 Summer Skill & Empowerment Camp
100%
free to every participant
No fees, ever
6
skills & life-skills sessions
Crochet, video editing, AI, time, mental health and more
10+
facilitators & volunteers
People who gave their time and craft
A walk through our Annual Summer Skill & Empowerment Camp, told through the moments our students shared.
CrochetFor many, crochet was brand new. Their first project was a scrunchie they could wear and say, “I made this.”
Video editingVideo editing students shot and edited the film about their classmates’ first crochet project.
MentorshipA mentorship session on the tools shaping tomorrow’s work, and how to use them well.
Life skillsPlanning, setting priorities and making room for what matters while building a future.
WellbeingA safe space to talk honestly about mental wellbeing and the pressures young people face.
CommunityStudents stepped out to clean up their surroundings. Responsibility is a skill too.
CelebrationCertificates, cake, and students who arrived shy dancing, singing and reciting poems.
“The programme may be over, but the impact continues. This is only the beginning.”
The full programmeEvery programme, outreach and donation comes down to one person who gets a fairer start. These are the people we do it for.
Read hope storiesSometimes, giving back isn’t about how much you have, but about what you’re willing to share. Watching these teenagers learn, ask questions, try again and slowly get the hang of it reminded me of how I started too.
Dee’s CrocheCrochet facilitator, 2026 campFor some of them, crochet was completely new, so seeing them turn what they had learnt into something they could actually wear and say “I made this” was such a beautiful moment.
On the first projectDee’s Croche, facilitatorKindness is something that needs to be acted upon and shown to people. When we come together, we can do more to prevent children from ending up on the streets.
God’s Heritage Children Empowerment FoundationPartner organisationThe goal was never just to teach skills. It was about equipping young people for life. Their skills, mindset, confidence, choices and wellbeing.
The PHHF teamPhoebe Hearts Hope FoundationGive, teach, serve or partner. However you show up, it reaches a young person who needed it.

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