Iduka’s mission is to promote post-secondary and tertiary education by connecting students with micro-donors and community service organizations through a web-based interest free micro-loan program.

Our vision is to become the world’s first person-to-person web-based program...
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Iduka’s mission is to promote post-secondary and tertiary education by connecting students with micro-donors and community service organizations through a web-based interest free micro-loan program.

Our vision is to become the world’s first person-to-person web-based program exclusively devoted to providing student interest free microloans and grants to all local, national, and international students in need of additional financial aid.
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We are currently running a pilot project targeting underserved students attending post-secondary education institutions in selected geographical areas in Africa. Our plan is to expand the program to other parts of the world soon.

Our program has two major components:

1....
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We are currently running a pilot project targeting underserved students attending post-secondary education institutions in selected geographical areas in Africa. Our plan is to expand the program to other parts of the world soon.

Our program has two major components:

1. Interest free microloans - Our microloans are open to all students who meet our basic criteria; and

2. Grants - Our scholarships available to underserved students who are willing to pay back with volunteer work in their communities.

Note: Even though our interest free microloan program is open to almost any student that meets our basic criteria, our current focus is to provide scholarships to underserved, underprivileged and underrepresented students.
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1. You can join this grassroots movement and start a chapter in your country.

2. You can spread the word by inviting your friends to take part in our campaign to help underserved students.

3. You can also involved by volunteering your time and expertise in a variety...
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1. You can join this grassroots movement and start a chapter in your country.

2. You can spread the word by inviting your friends to take part in our campaign to help underserved students.

3. You can also involved by volunteering your time and expertise in a variety of capacities.

4. You can suggest other NGOs working with underprivileged high school students in your area that may be a good fit for a field partner.

5. You can also join one of our regional groups on Facebook:

Africa
African Students: http://bit.ly/idukaAgrp
Central African Students: http://bit.ly/CASigrp
East African Students: http://bit.ly/EASigrp
North African Students: http://bit.ly/NAigrp
Southern African Students: http://bit.ly/SASigrp
Western African Students: http://bit.ly/WASigrp

America(s)
North-American Students: http://bit.ly/IdukaUSgrp
Californian Students: http://bit.ly/IdukaCAgrp
Caribbean Students: http://bit.ly/CSigrp
Central American & Mexican Students: http://bit.ly/CAMigrp
South American Students: http://bit.ly/SoAigrp

Asia
South Asian Students: http://bit.ly/idukaSAgrp
Southeast Asian Students: http://bit.ly/idukaSEAgrp
Middle Eastern & Southwestern Asian Students: http://bit.ly/SWAigrp
Central Asian Students: http://bit.ly/CAigrp
East Asian Students: http://bit.ly/EAigrp

Europe
Eastern European Students: http://bit.ly/EEigrp
Northern European Students: http://bit.ly/NEigrp
Southern European Students: http://bit.ly/SEigrp
Western European Students: http://bit.ly/WEigrp

Oceania
Australasian Students: http://bit.ly/AUSigrp
Melanesian Students: http://bit.ly/MSigrp
Micronesian Students: http://bit.ly/MiSigrp
Polynesian Students: http://bit.ly/PSigrp

If you're interested in finding out about participating in the program and/or current volunteer opportunities, please e-mail us at: iduka.volunteers@gmail.com.
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