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We Encourage, Empower and Educate Disadvantaged Children and Youth.
Then, we see them SUCCEED, as students, employees and young creative entrepreneurs. |
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November 2017: Founder of House of Plenty Foundation becomes a member of the advisory board of Her Majesty Queen Silvia's Care About the Children Foundation
Monday November 6, the board had a meeting at the Royal Palace. Her Majesty Queen Silvia is the Honorary President of the Foundation and has invited Dr. Wanjiku Kaime-Atterhög as a member of the Advisory board when it comes to issues related to vulnerable children.
The purpose of the Foundation is to give support to the most vulnerable children in Sweden and the world through collaboration with well established NGO's in well defined projects. From the left: Susanne Carlzon, Mats Dellham, Queen Silvia, Olof Stenhammar, Wanjiku Kaime-Atterhög, Carl-Gustaf Piehl, Lena Ingvarsdotter Ekroth, Jan Lindman och Kirstine von Blixen-Fineck. Foto: Henrik Garlöv, Kungliga Hovstaterna |
January 2017: Kristina Persson - new board member
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2015: HOPE-VTI on Facebook

HOPE-VTI Kenya & HOPE-VTI Uganda launches facebook pages to share their ongoing work:
HOPE-VTI Kenya Facebook page
HOPE-VTI Uganda Facebook page
HOPE-VTI Kenya Facebook page
HOPE-VTI Uganda Facebook page
2015: HOPE-VTI Uganda - Official opening

The Minister of Gender, Labour and Social Development in Uganda; Hon. Sulaiman Madada hands over a pair of Scissors to the Executive Director of HOPE Foundation; Dr. Wanjiku after cutting the Ribbon during the launch of HOPE VTI Uganda. The Centre serves over 60 marginalized youth in Kireka slum, providing them with free vocational training in IT, English and Entrepreneurship. Read more here.
2015: House of Plenty Foundation signs a 2-year Memorandum of Understanding with Mid-Sweden University
The Foundation has signed a two-year Memorandum of Understanding with Mid-Sweden University to implement student exchange between Sweden and East African countries. Currently, we are supervising two students from the Department of Social Work under this programme in Uganda and two students from the Department of Economics/Entrepreneurship will soon be on their way to Kenya.
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2014: House of Plenty Foundation signs a 5-year Memorandum of Understanding with the Government of Uganda
In 2014, the Foundation signed a five-year Memorandum of Understanding with the Government of Uganda through the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development to implement HOPE-VTI Uganda. The Institute was officially launched in July 2015 by the Minister of Gender and has an enrollment of 62 students annually in IT, Business/ Entrepreneurship, Performing Arts and Media.
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2014: Founder receives award: "Innovator of the year"
Dr Wanjiku Kaime-Atterhög, the Executive Director and Founder of House of Plenty Foundation, received the 2014 "Innovator of the Year" Award at the Folkbildaforum in Linköping, Sweden, for her work that combines research, social work and innovation to solve societal problems
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