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Africhange Foundation is Giving Out $50,000 to 20 Nigerians Studying Abroad for its Pilot Program

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Africhange Foundation is Giving Out $50,000 to 20 Nigerians Studying Abroad for its Pilot Program

Africhange Foundation Student Support Grant (CNW Group/Africhange Technologies Limited)

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Migrating to an entirely new country can be challenging. These hurdles could range from financial constraints to adapting to a new environment and culture shock. To this end, the Africhange Foundation has been launched to help African immigrants on their journey. As an immigrant-owned organization, Africhange Foundation understands the challenges it takes to pursue your dream in a country different from yours and they hope to level the playing field for African immigrants across the globe.

As a non-profit organization, supporting students in higher institutions abroad is part of our focus. Because pursuing education knows no boundaries, the journey for students seeking knowledge abroad is characterized by financial constraints and challenges.

Recognizing these obstacles, Africhange Foundation, a shining beacon of social responsibility under Africhange Technologies LTD, is excited to roll out its flagship program – Africhange Foundation Student Support Grant. This initiative seeks to illuminate the path to success for 20 Nigerian students in either Canada or Australia by offering them an invaluable grant of $2,500(CAD) each. Additionally, it aims to alleviate these burdens and foster a thriving community of Nigerian scholars, united by their shared passion for learning and growth.

This flagship program serves as a testament to Africhange Technologies LTD’s commitment to nurturing talent and investing in the future of the continent. It is worthy to state that the grant is not merely financial assistance but a lifeline for students who dare to dream beyond borders.

With this grant, recipients will have the means to access educational resources, cover essential living expenses, and propel themselves toward academic excellence. More than just a financial boost, it’s a vote of confidence in their potential to shape a brighter future for themselves and their communities.

Applications for this grant are now open until November 10th, 2023. To apply, visit foundation.africhange.com. Grants will be disbursed on November 20th, 2023.

Eligibility Criteria:

  • Be Nigerian, aged 18-35.
  • Study or have admissions in Australia or Canada.
  • Show commitment, undergo verification.
  • Maintain a C.G.P.A. of second-class lower or higher.
  • Submit applications by 11:59 P.M. UTC, November 10th, 2023.

Africhange Foundation is a subsidiary of Africhange, an immigrant-owned cross-border remittance platform that provides users with an easy way to send money across Africa and North America.

For further information:

Africhange Technologies, media@africhange.com

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