The urgent need of addressing the educational needs of children inAfricais now emerging as a top priority on the continent agenda. Very few countries have tackled the core issues that block full access to African youths from obtaining quality education. Currently the illiteracy and unemployment rates on the continent are very high. This is why the Dreams fulfillment Foundation was founded to help tackle some of the problems facing children inAfricawith the aim of reducing the illiteracy rate to the utmost minimum. We are convinced that by focusing on few countries at a time empowering destitute children with educational opportunities inAfricawe can accomplish this goal.

Dreams Fulfillment Foundation eventual goal is to help African children more broadly, but to start out; our organization is partnering with two schools and two orphanage homes in Liberia, Jimmy Jolocon elementary, junior and senior high school in Gardnersville, Palm-Grove AGM School, Careysburg, Liberia, Children Rescue Center Inc (Orphanage Mission) Mount Barclay, and Mother Dorothy Wleh Orphanage Home, Barnersville Road (Kabba), Liberia and is also in preparation to help schools and children in the West African nation of Sierra Leone.

Compared to American standards school is relatively cheap inAfrica, however for most unemployed African parents school fees are very expensive and the biggest hurdle is to send their children even to elementary school. For example, elementary–high school, tuition inLiberiastarts from US $150.00 and above per academic year.  For most of us in developed nations this is not much, but to someone living on a dollar or less a day, that means so much.