Our Impact

Since inception, TADSEF has been driving measurable change across Adamawa State. Through education, empowerment, and advocacy, we have touched lives and created lasting opportunities.

Key Achievements

• Trained hundreds of students in digital literacy, bridging the ICT gap in public schools.

• Supported underprivileged students in JAMB/WAEC CBT preparation, improving their success rates.

• Enhanced access to clean water and sanitation facilities in underserved communities.

• Equipped women and youth with vocational and entrepreneurial skills for economic empowerment.

• Advocated for climate action and environmental sustainability through education and community projects.

Flagship Projects

• Girls Computer Literacy Project (2024) – Trained 50 girls in basic computer skills.

• Karewa Police Barracks JAMB Support Program (2024) – Sponsored and trained 70 youths in CBT readiness.

• Graduate & Undergraduate Digital Skills Training (2025) – Equipped 30 students with Data Analysis, Web Development, and AI skills.

• Project D.R.I.V.E (2026 – Ongoing) – Sponsoring 75 public school students for JAMB, bridging digital access gaps, and preparing them for CBT examinations.

Project D.R.I.V.E (2026) – Current Impact

• 75 students sponsored for JAMB.

• 90% require CBT training due to lack of prior experience.

• 62 students lack access to computers at home or school.

• Majority of beneficiaries are female (63%).

• Schools like KPB Yola, GDSS Bekaji, GDSS GRA, and GDSS Karewa are top participants.