Freee Impact

Circular Economy,
Education & Green Skills

Building capacity and eliminating waste at scale.

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Education for a Greener Future

A cleaner future begins with what we teach and how we use resources. We work with schools and communities to turn environmental awareness into practical action, showing that waste is a resource, not just something to discard. Through education, upcycling, green-skills training, school partnerships and eco-friendly school support, we help young people and communities cut waste and create value.

flagship initiative

School Upcycling Awareness Drives

Skills to turn discarded materials into useful products.

Includes: World Youth Skills Day 2026.

Community Skills Training

Practical learning on waste reduction, recycling and reuse.

Includes: the bag-making training; support for
Waste4skills 2025.

Eco Clubs & School Infrastructure Partnerships

Partnerships that improve learning environments.

Includes: the Access Bank playgrounds and providing sandals, bags, uniforms and supplies.

Eco-Friendly School Support

Sandals, bags, uniforms and supplies for pupils.

Activities to date

15 JULY 2026

World Youth Skills Day 2026

Students toured the FREEE Recycle facility and joined a workshop on skills and employability.

28 OCTOBER 2025

NNPC / FIRST E&P grant

Sandals and school supplies for 2,000 pupils in Ogun and Lagos States.

2024

Playgrounds with Access Bank PLC

Five Oyo State primary schools received 40 sqm playgrounds.

PARTNERS

Access Bank PLC · NNPC Limited / FIRST E&P Development Company Joint Venture · Sage Grey Finance Limited · Balaah Hope Foundation · Oyo State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Inclusion · Ogun and Lagos State SUBEB · Wisewalk Foundation · Waste Museum / BEBDEV Foundation · Ajike People Support Centre · Morit International School

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