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Project Brief · Favored Generation 2027

Project Brief for Schools

Wellness Outreach and Youth Laptop Impact Program: what participating schools need to know about THRIVE Lagos 2027.

1. Overview

A youth-focused community intervention

Thrive Lagos Youth and Wellness Outreach is designed to improve adolescent health awareness, promote personal wellbeing, address basic-needs gaps and expand access to digital learning. It combines free medical screening, wellness education, student support packs, a shoe and clothing drive, music-based engagement and laptop donations.

2. Project goal

To improve health awareness, support early identification of basic health concerns, promote practical wellbeing, and expand educational and digital opportunities for secondary school students in Lagos.

3. Key activities

What participating students will do

Medical screening

Free vital signs checks, vision screening and blood sugar testing (with consent), with referral guidance where necessary.

Wellness education

Age-appropriate health education, including breast health and Breast Self-Examination (BSE) awareness.

Hope Packs

Up to 1,000 student support packs with hygiene, care and wellness essentials.

Shoe and clothing drive

Collection and dignified distribution of clean, suitable footwear and clothing to students in need.

Youth Laptop Impact

Laptops and digital access support for selected students to strengthen learning and digital literacy.

Music and engagement

Music and wellness conversations promoting confidence, resilience, hope and positive connection.

Referral and follow-up: guidance and referral pathways for participants who need further medical attention.

4. Safety, consent and protection

  • Written parental or guardian consent is required for every student.
  • All activities are run by qualified professionals under a Clinical Lead.
  • A Safeguarding Lead is present throughout the event.
  • Student interactions take place in open, supervised spaces.
  • Student health information is handled confidentially.
  • Photography or media coverage only with prior written consent.

5. School role and expectations

  • Confirm participation by registering online.
  • Nominate 35 eligible students (ages 13–17).
  • Support distribution and collection of consent forms.
  • Provide 2 teachers or school representatives to accompany students.
  • Share agreed arrival and departure times with the necessary parties.

Favored Generation handles all medical personnel, logistics, materials, security and coordination.

6. Expected benefits

For students and schools

7. Our commitment

Please confirm participation on time. Only 30 slots are available.

Favored Generation is committed to delivering this outreach with professionalism, safeguarding integrity and respect for school policies and student welfare. Contact: Project Manager, Favored Generation Lagos Outreach · 0703 477 8390 · info@favoredgeneration.org

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