The Rangers International Football Club Foundation’s children and young persons’ initiative, tagged “Inspire Me”, is a purposeful engagement program designed to foster innovation and resourcefulness for sustainable development. This was disclosed by the Chairman of the Rangers International Football Club Foundation, Coach Ebere Amaraizu, while discussing the program’s significance.
According to Coach Amaraizu, the Rangers International Football Club (RIFC) Foundation “Inspire Me” Program is an integral part of the Rangers Intl FC Foundation’s community initiatives. It is implemented in partnership with Campus Technology Life Initiative (CTLI), Cope and Live Mental Health Awareness Foundation, Coli Mental Health Academy, and the Carmelite Prisoners Interest Organization (CAPIONG). The program is structured to engage children and young individuals through a carefully designed psychosocial support framework.
The “Inspire Me” initiative aims to inspire young people to develop critical thinking skills, build resilience, encourage self-discovery, and promote social skills and inclusion. These objectives are geared toward helping them unlock their potential. Coach Ebere Amaraizu, who is also a certified Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) Coach and Sports Coach, emphasized that the program targets children and young individuals within specific communities. It focuses on instilling values, morals, standards, and discipline while fostering moral and ethical rebirth. Ultimately, the initiative aims to transform them into valuable community assets and steer them away from negative pathways, contributing to sustainable developments.
