Welcome
Building a Brighter Future Together
Join us in our mission to create lasting social change in ITAVA Corporation and beyond.
Our History
Our Programs
Our Programs
Founded in Brooklyn, New York, It Takes a Village Africa Corporation (ITAVAC) began with a simple mission: to uplift communities through unity, education, and access. What started as grassroots support for families in West Africa has grown into a global movement—bridging the digital divide, promoting wellness, and empowering generations i
Founded in Brooklyn, New York, It Takes a Village Africa Corporation (ITAVAC) began with a simple mission: to uplift communities through unity, education, and access. What started as grassroots support for families in West Africa has grown into a global movement—bridging the digital divide, promoting wellness, and empowering generations in both Africa and the diaspora. Our roots are deep, and our village keeps growing.
Our Programs
Our Programs
Our Programs
At It Takes a Village Africa Corporation (ITAVAC), we empower underserved communities through digital literacy, wellness, education, and resource access. From teaching senior's tech skills to supporting youth and global outreach in Africa, we bridge gaps and build futures.
Our Partners
Our Programs
Our Partners
We are proud to collaborate with organizations, businesses, and community leaders who share our vision of equity, access, and empowerment. Our partners help us expand our reach, strengthen our impact, and build a stronger village—together.
Interested in partnering with us?
Let’s build something powerful. Contact us to join the movement.
Help Our Cause
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission.
Your contribution will enable us to support our employees and continue operations in empowering African Children. We are very grateful for your generosity.
IT TAKES A VILLAGE AFRICa Corporation
IT TAKES A VILLAGE AFRICA
It Take A Village Africa focuses on providing education to students using five specific disciplines: Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics.
