100 TEAMS IN 100 DAYS

Imagine a world where every child, regardless of the hardships they face, has the opportunity to rise above poverty, to dream without limits, and to lead with courage and compassion. At Enabling Leadership, we believe that inside each of these children is the potential to break free from the cycle of poverty—but they need the right tools to unlock it. Our campaign 100 Teams in 100 days is an endeavour towards uplifting children who have faced adversity that many of us can only imagine, yet they hold on to hope and a determination to change their futures. Through our programs, these children aren’t just learning; they are developing critical leadership skills—resilience, collaboration, innovation—that will empower them to break free from the limitations of their circumstances. This campaign isn’t just about raising funds; it’s about breaking cycles. Your support will provide these children with the tools they need to lead their communities, to rise above poverty, and to create a brighter future not just for themselves, but for generations to come. We have 100 days to make this vision a reality. Will you help us break the cycle of poverty and empower the next generation of leaders? Together, we can make an impact that will last a lifetime, one team, one child, and one day at a time.

You can also offer your support to this fundraising campaign by launching a 'Supporting Campaign' here.

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About Enabling Leadership

Enabling Leadership is a for-purpose, non-profit organization with a mission to foster leadership skills and life skills in children attending under-resourced schools through 6-year-long innovative and creative programs. The organization works with 8-16-year-old children from government and low-income private schools (124+) using Music (EL Create), Football (EL Play), and building blocks (EL Build).

Our program curriculum is designed using evidence-based approaches that instill and nurture characteristics that allow young children to deal with real-world problems in different settings, whether at school, within their community, or in the workplace. Our goal is to reach one million children by 2030.

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