The Prem Rawat Foundation’s Food for People program is driving impressive gains in school enrollment and achievement. A new video highlights how the humanitarian initiative empowered Kenneth Odjamgba to become the first student from his school to pursue a university education.
Taylor’s University in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, was the first institution in the country to offer the Peace Education Program. This video features the perspective of students participating in the course, as well as footage of TPRF Founder Prem Rawat’s meeting with them in October of 2016.
A few years ago Suraj became the first student in the village of Bantoli, India to ever pass the tenth grade matriculation exam, allowing him to enroll in junior college. In this interview conducted at Bantoli’s Food for People (FFP) kitchen, Suraj credits the food program with helping him succeed in school and gain crucial life skills.
Bobby Hendry helps oversee the Food for People program. In Part 2 of his report from Otinibi, Ghana he evaluates a new school for possible expansion of the feeding program.
Bobby Hendry helps oversee the Food for People program. He recently visited the kitchen facility in Otinibi, Ghana and logged this report.