Basic Institute for Zonal African Advancement

End child trafficking once and for all by providing education and jobplacement assistance to at-risk african youth.our vision is to form a strong and impactful coalition of religious organizations, schools and corporations.initiate viable strategies to get underprivileged and vulnerable children off the streets and out of factories and farms and return them to their families.enroll children in existing educational institutions with demonstrated records of success.create apprenticeship, vocational and university opportunities for postsecondary students to continue their education.explore avenues to ensure the health and safety of sponsored children.

To eliminate child labor and child trafficking in african communities through education at the primary, secondary and vocational/technical school levels. The initial target communities in africa are omuma and ugbele in imo state, nigeria.the organization raises funds to sponsor children in the above-referenced nigerian communities to attend primary and secondary school, at a school run by st. Mary's catholic parish, ugbele imo state, nigeria.the organization is also raising funds to assist in the establishment of a vocational/technical school in nigeria, which will teach carpentry, brick laying and sewing skills to students.in addition, the organization provides micro-loans to families in nigeria to replace lost family income when a child laborer attends school.the organization works stateside to increase awareness of the issues faced by children in said nigerian communities in attaining education (financial, security and logistical).