Annomo Foundation collaborates with local communities to provide affordable high-quality education to young learners. Through sponsored scholarships to gain diplomas and vocational certificates accredited by the National Board of Technical Education, our work provides young men and women who have not completed secondary school or who cannot continue with tertiary education, with opportunities to continue in education and work as interns in our partner organisations.

We believe that teenage mothers and survivors of domestic violence without a social support system must have an opportunity to rebuild their lives following childbirth. We offer subsidised child minding support services that gives them  the opportunity to continue with work or education while their babies and toddlers are cared for by our trained child minders.

Low income mothers with younger children of primary school age also have access to our subsidised high-quality education, In this way, we achieve our focus of female empowerment via education in addition, we give affordable opportunities to teenage mothers and survivors of gender based violence who want to acquire education or employment by providing affordable creche, nurseries and schools for their children.

Each school has a fully equipped free members only library accessible to every child within the local community in order to encourage regular reading. Books can be borrowed daily.

Our private schools are not only affordable but also offer a workable payment plan so that mothers are not struggling to pay bills.

Auntie Ann’s Center is a private creché, preschool, free library and skills center is targeted to single mothers and parents living in low budget areas. This is aimed at developing the potential in every child and adult. Our flexible payment plan and timings means mothers can leave their children in safe hands as they start their rebuilding process while learning in our skill centers or going to work. Our skill center is aimed at training women for vocational jobs.