We spark curiosity, build confidence, and nurture young innovators in underserved communities through hands-on, project-based STEM education that is fun, practical, and life-changing.
STEM Education for Children Foundation was built on a simple but urgent belief: every Nigerian child — regardless of where they grow up or what their family earns — deserves access to hands-on, practical STEM education that builds real skills and opens real doors.
Founded by Rahila Namah, a Computer Engineer from Zuru, Kebbi State, the Foundation launched its first After-School STEM Club in Lagos in January 2026 with 14 children. We've been building ever since.
We don't teach from textbooks. We teach through building, testing, failing, and trying again. Every session is a real experiment. Every project is a real solution to a real problem.
Our flagship 8-week programme brings children aged 7–13 together once a week for hands-on STEM learning using low-cost, locally available materials — culminating in a public Project Exhibition.
STEM hubs that travel across communities to bring hands-on science and technology experiences to children who might otherwise never encounter them. No fixed school needed.
We connect students with STEM professionals for mentorship, career talks, and access to scholarship opportunities — widening horizons beyond the classroom.
We started with 14 children and one classroom. Every number below represents a real child who built something they'd never built before — and who discovered they could.
"I want to make something like this one day." — One of our students, aged 9, during our Glass Fusion industry visit. He had never been inside a factory before.
Every donation, every partnership, every volunteer hour goes directly to giving a Nigerian child access to hands-on STEM learning they would otherwise never have.