Education Made Simpler and Easier

  By Tabitha Makumi, Enabling Support Foundation Communications and PR For writers, getting an award for work well done through creativity, engaging and thoughtful conversations especially during troubling times such as COVID 19 is a remarkable achievement. While schools have remained closed in areas where Enabling Support Foundation operates, Book Dash our partner has been providing early children’s books in support of equality in Education 21 . In partnership, Enabling Support Foundation has been creating book reviews on a New Library for children’s books. The South African charitable organization which provides early children’s book to millions of children in Africa has been on a front line of ensuring books are shared and read within Education 21. In the light of the Literacy Award won during the country's Nation Book Week, Enabling Support Foundation congratulates its partner, the children for reading and education leaders for supporting equality in education. Do

Book Reviewed by Tabitha Makumi, Enabling Support Foundation Communications and PR. Coined with wit and great writing is A Fish and a Gift. Brilliant writing for early children’s reading, a Fish and a Gift takes the reader into the world of Yusuf and his father. “A Fish and a Gift” one might mull, what does that mean? Will Yusuf get a fish and a gift or is the fish the gift? Illustrated by Jesse Breytenbach, Authored by Liesel Jobson, and Designed by Andy Thesen, A Fish and a Gift is what kids in early reading should be reading to enhance their story telling, creative writing and wit. Get a free copy of A Fish and a Gift at Book Dash and join in on Enabling Support Foundation discussion on Tes Global on the role of creative books in early reading and teaching. Don't forget to donate to Enabling Support Foundation Fundraising Campaign to support equality in education across the globe.

Book Review By Tabitha Makumi, Enabling Support Foundation Communications and PR While schools remain closed in some parts of the world due to COVID 19 lock-down, children in early learning and those who are yet to start schooling can enjoy a great reading session. A Very Busy Day takes you the reader through the rigmaroles of moving from one place to another. How does one get there? As is the usual in the urban areas, there’s a lot of to be desired. With noise pollution on the high, toxic gas emissions, littering and what have you, A Very Busy Day can be bring up conversations on  how to safe guard the environment for the future generations. Authored by Chisanga Mukuka, Edited by Joey Kok, Designer Christian Mokuba and illustrated by El Marto, A Very Busy Day is not only entertaining for kids in early learning who love shopping but an eye opener for the people responsible of the transport sector to provide better means of transport with less gas emissions, less noise and simple paymen

  By Tabitha Makumi, Enabling Support Foundation Communications and PR. With school closure still in effect in most part of the world, Enabling Support Foundation (ESF) has been on a mission of ensuring kids in early learning get the best education now and when all schools re-open. Recently, the Foundation’s CEO attended a communications and educational “hackathon” which turned out to be not only successful but also effective for ESF. Created by a tech solutions social enterprise dubbed (Klugcode) with the intent to connect with educators at the event, the platform offered a meaningful platform for educators to connect and partner in education. “This was my first Hackathon, but I found it a most rewarding time,” shares Dr. Robert Zenhausern   With an academic background and a strong computer networking orientation, the CEO shares that, “I met people, exchanged ideas, and developed the seed on projects.” Enabling Support Foundation plans to use the education from the event learnings in