The trainers and students of the foundation have had eventful days. The trainers visited the Rivers State Television and spoke about the Foundation, all the activities that we carry out in other to educate the general public and also to invite them for our Summer programs which are totally free.
 

 Our students are currently preparing for the round up of their 3 months of FREE trainings. The pictures below show the Keyboard and Drums student seating their exams.

We are very happy to say that most of our students never had prior knowledge before coming for the trainings and in 3 months, their proficiency had greatly improved. Some keyboard students were accompanying the drums and  vice versa.

As the Christmas and New Year approaches, we want to take the time to thank all our students, trainers and all those who have helped us make this year a huge success.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

An HIV/AIDS Awareness sensitization visit was carried out today at the Akpajo Senior and Junior Secondary Community Schools. The students were educated about HIV/AIDS and what exactly it stood for, how the disease could be contracted and how it could be avoid. In her lecture, the representative from the Ministry of Health made the students aware that the most important way of avoiding the disease was abstinence and for them to focus on their education.

She however advised that if they could not abstain, the best option is to ensure that they used protection and stayed with a single partner. She also made the students aware that they should speak out also if they are been sexually assaulted at home or at school since sexual intercouse was one of the methods of transmission and keeping silent would not help matters but rather aggravate issues. 

Students were given HIV/AIDS branded Notebooks by the Caywood Brown Foundation to help them remember the training and the message that HIV/AIDS is real and should be thought about as well as talked about to the present generation.

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Today, we visited Baptist High School in Town.  Following the objectives of getting the Youths informed about issues which relates to their health, we could not just keep quiet and allow the spread of HIV/AIDS without raising our voice and joining the clarion call.

Research carried out by the Medical Association revealed that there was an increase in patients infected with HIV/AIDS and it was growing rapidly especially amongst the Youths who were not totally aware of the disease because of the decrease in sensitization efforts since HIV/AIDS was no longer a killer disease. 

We went out in collaboration with the Ministry of Health. The students were happy we came and promised to also spread the news within their own family, friends and circle since HIV/AIDS affects not just an individual but the entire community.

EOrientation for the Computer Appreciation classes, Drums and Keyboard started on Thursday November 1st 2018 classes starts officially on the 5th of November for the Computer Appreciation classes which would hold every Monday, Wednesday and Fridays from 9am to 12 noon while the Drums and Keyboard classes would hold every Tuesday and Thursdays from 9am - 12 noon and an extra hour for practise. 

Names of those Registered for Computer Appreciation Classes

1, Levi Monday 
2, Paul Emmanuel
3, Grace Eresia- Eke
4, Favour Eresia - Eke
5, Joel Ataisi
6, Justina Idara
7, Juilus Omasaye Okoh
8, Imagwu Marian
10, Kalu Miracle Taidi
11, Godstime N.Attah
12, Justina Needam
13, Praise Joseph
14, Lauretta Needam
15, Victor Needam
16, Mbo, Prince
17, Florence Achi
18, Kalu Miracle
19, Emmanuel Godswill
20, Nwajagu Ifeoma
21, Convenant Needem
22,Peter Empress
23, Kingsley Anthonia
24, Abdula Hafeez Raheem

Names of those Registered for Keyboard 

1, Dumde Godstime
2, Nwigbo Precious
3, Mina Ngoye
4, Godstime Asuquo
5, Damilola D.K
6, Amadi Clinton
7, Barididum Bartuaka
8, Izoneritei David
9, Ekereobong Jolly
10, Grace Gresiaeke
11, Clinton Amadi
12, Queen Essie 
13, Buekor Prosper
14, Ime Emmanuel
15,Anthonia Kingsley
16, Essien John



Names of those Registered for Drum

1, Nkem Nelson
2, Augustus Natty
3, Prince Akpan
4, Idoregen Joseph
5, Emeka Song
6, Prince Jerome
7, Prince Okechukwu
8, Obi Henry
​9, Ebenezer Saka
10, Obi Henry
11, Nkem Nelson
12, Isaac Omu
13, Henry Ekpobari
14, Dick Nathan
15, Isaac Godwill

The Digital Economy training was a huge success. The  participants after the 2 weeks training were able to create their own websites while others had a better understanding of Digital Marketing and what exactly is needed to start off a digital marketing business and other sort of businesses that could be started off with their mobile phones.

The participants after 2 weeks said it was what they had been looking for and it has helped them revolutionize their thought pattern when it comes to Entrepreneurship and the ways they can begin to earn and make a difference in their life.

We are truly making a difference in the lives of the youths around us.
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The Digital Economy Training commenced today and what a fun filled day we have had. We had 50 youths registered to come and learn how Digital Economy can help youths create employment and be self employed.
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DIGITAL ECONOMY TRAINING!!!!!
It is finally here. Our Digital Economy Training is slated for the 10th of September. You can not miss out if you want to learn how to be relevant in the Digital Space and earn through it.
Click the link below and ensure you register now.
http://www.caywoodbrownfoundation.org/digital-economy-regis…