Programs
Our programs
around the world
English-language training & GED for refugees
United States (New York City)
Student Mentorship Program
Benin, Cameroon, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Jamaica, Morocco, Senegal, South Africa
Women’s empowerment with Freelance Mama
Egypt (Alexandria, Cairo, Luxor)
Financial support & scholarships for women
Philipines (Manila, remote areas)
Our impact goals for 2024
+300
Mentored
+3,000
Trained through CX skills
+5,000
supported to find employment
We are educators
The work of our Foundever nonprofit will take its roots in programs and initiatives that have been shaped on the ground by our teams. Organically, straight from where the needs were most present, our teams in countries like the Philippines and Costa Rica have used the power of language, learning and technology to bring talented individuals into the workplace.
Through innovative programs tailored to the needs of learners, particularly those from deprived communities or remote areas, and with a comprehensive curriculum and advanced technologies, our academies equip future candidates with job-ready skills and empower them to secure employment, driving social and economic progress.
The #CXforGood movement creates opportunity through action-driven educational programs
Refugee programs
Our language learning program for refugees aims to support and empower refugees by enhancing their communication abilities, and providing them with foundational general education development. This initiative aims to open doors to better employment opportunities and social integration.
Student mentoring
Our mentoring programs provide students from distressed communities with guidance, support, and access to valuable networks, helping them build confidence, develop skills, and achieve their goals.
Financial support
Foundever.org partnered with John Woodβs nonprofit U-GO to provide ambitious and promising young women in low-income communities in the Philippines with financial scholarships to attend tertiary education.
Women empowerment
The program aims to support 100 women from distressed communities across Egypt, offering a learning path that aims to lead to employment. This targets a niche segment: college graduates who had to stop working or never had the chance to start their career journeys due to family obligations.