BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
The Rangers International Football Club Foundation has launched a catch-them-young programme meant to enable children and youths unlock their innate potentials and be resilient to face future challenges.
The Chairman of the Foundation, Coach Ebere Amaraizu, told newsmen on Monday in Enugu that the programme tagged: “INSPIRE ME” is an intentional programme aimed at making youths innovative and resourceful for a sustainable development.
Amaraizu said that the INSPIRE ME programme was designed to engage with children and young individuals through a carefully structured psycho-social support framework.
According to him, the programme is under Rangers Foundation’s Community Initiatives and implemented in partnership with Campus Technology LIfe Initiative; Cope and Live Mental Health Awareness Foundation with Coli Mental Health Academy and Carmelite Prisoners Interest Organization.
“The programme is aimed at inspiring them to cultivate critical thinking and enhancing resilience among them as well as encourage self discovery and promoting social skills and inclusions which will help them in unlocking their potentials,” he said.
Amaraizu, who is also a certified Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) coach, maintained that the programme within its targeted communities would build the framework of values, morals, discipline and ethical rebirth among children and youths.
“INSPIRE ME will help to transform the younger ones into valuable assets, while steering them away from negative pathways of vices and offences for a sustainable positive development,” he said.
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