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OUR FUTURE GENERATION , OUR CONCERN.

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  Do we have a bright future without mentoring the young generation? Children and the youth form the future of our society. Our endless efforts in educating the young generation will aid in reducing the illiteracy levels, increasing self awareness, reducing the brimming number of school drop outs, STI’S , early pregnancies as well as drug abuse/crime and many more. We aim at building a responsible and a better generation for the good of our society, our country and the globe as well.   We have all what it takes to make the world a better place for the generations to come.It came to our concern that the youth and children are prone to deceit and involvement of the new world that isn't much conducive for their social life.   The drug fraternity for instance,as well as the crime that has overwhelmed the society,the depression that the later partakes as a result of the brimming poverty as well as early pregnancies have become a chronic syndrome to our society.Through our able...
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BEACH CLEANING ACTIVITY

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  The WIDE VISION INNOVATORS Youth group together with the beach management team took the initiative of cleaning the beach on the D day of the International Coastal Clean up that is marked on 17 September of every year.According to the ( nationaltoday.com )   The International Coastal Cleanup Day on September 17 is a promise to bring cleanliness and purity to nature as a whole. The day was started as a way to raise awareness about the growing pollution on various beaches of the world.    Population growth and capitalism are just two of the main factors that have led to severely high levels of pollution in the environment, particularly in the oceans that make up over 70% of our planet.    Water has a cyclical nature, which means that anything we are putting into our oceans and other water bodies will come back to us sooner or later. For every mile of ocean, there are at least 46,000 pieces of plastic debris floating within said distance.    Furt...
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