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MAWUVI YOUTH EMPOWERMENT

Mawuvi Youth Empowerment is a youth movement to change lives and empower the youths. We are a local NGO aiming to promote the game of basketball in our African kids most especially in the deprived areas of the Hohoe Municipality and Africa as a whole. We take part in other community development activities such as Tree Planting Exercises, training individuals in IT, Art, Vocational, and Technical skills among other things as a way of equipping the youths with a source of livelihood.

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May 18, 2021

All the stories in the world have already been told

We Hope the MBF story brings brings-hope to our brothers and sisters facing this very problem we use to face many years down the lane

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Technical training program

April 14, 2021

Here is a video of our technical training program . We wanted African kids to have a fair idea of how the car engine system works. One great knowledge some of us never had when we were younger . We believe this will help spark ⚡️ a fire in those of the kids interested in mechanical engineering and other related fields . Beside promoting basketball, we also want to portray skills acquisition among kids . #Helpsupporttheinitiative. #weneedvolunteersinbasketballcoaching. #weneedvolunteersinskillstraining #mawuvibasketballfellowship #Weneedmoreballs

Mawuvi basketball fellowship

April 01, 2021

Mawuvi basketball Fellowship (MBF) About us The mawuvi basketball Fellowship(MBF), an initiative of the mawuvi creationz is a local NGO wanting to better promote the game of basketball in our African kids under ages 17 and within the classes of 5 and JHS 3 most especially in the deprived areas of the hohoe municipality. The fellowship is seeking to develop an alternative means of sports to African kids who don't find interest in football and volleyball. More-so, this is to inculcate the spirit of teamwork, dedication, discipline and hard-work in our future leaders and also to give satisfaction to African kids interested in this aspect of sports.