My Nonprofit Reviews

My name is Eric Muleya from Zambia, southern Africa. My journey with Full-circle learning since I joined in 2017, has been an interesting, inspiring and so educative. Especially for it's holistic approach to education, it has personally shaped me to become a real agent of change in my community and beyond. If the world were to be a better place for everyone, I would recommend all educators around the world to embrace this approach to education. It makes Teaching and Learning meaningful.

Since 2017 , and even the years back before I joined this good cause, I can testify the beautiful stories on how Full-circle learning has positively impacted our community and beyond. Learners after being taught why they are learning all the academic subjects they learn at school, help them realize how they can use their innate and learned skills, then they see and understand the need to be of service to the challenges faced by their community, bringing out students service projects such as (1)"Health disparities" helping community members in collaboration with the health personnel by demonstrating and teaching/sensitizing the necessary preventive measures on different types diseases, that affects the community. (2) "Tribal Unification" students promoting social tolerance, cultural diversity, it is so beautiful to see community members embracing one another regardless of their tribal or cultural background, using the Habit of Heart, core values or positive character traits such as Empathy, love, Unity , Kindness Appreciation of diversity. I feel even more motivated to keep on this journey and keep on reaching out to many, as my greatest reward for my voluntary services is more service.

And all thanks to the founders and vision carriers of this Full-circle learning, with it reaching to all corners of the world, then the hope for a better world or a better tomorrow is very possible.

Thank you,
Eric Muleya.