BCIE ltd, in association with the Panju Foundation, are committed to making a difference in the lives of others through our annual charity projects.
Each year, we carefully select a cause or organization that aligns with our values and mission. Our dedicated team collaborates to brainstorm ideas and develop a project plan that maximizes our impact. We believe in being actively involved in the entire process, from fundraising to execution, ensuring that our efforts have a meaningful and sustainable impact. We engage our team, fostering a sense of community and shared purpose. Through these annual charity projects, we aim to not only contribute financial support but also raise awareness about important social issues. We strive to make a positive difference in the world, one project at a time.
The Panju Foundation is a remarkable organization that is dedicated to empowering Khoja female students through study loans. Recognizing the importance of education in unlocking opportunities, the foundation aims to bridge the financial gap and support these students in pursuing their academic goals. With a deep understanding of the challenges faced by Khoja female students, the Panju Foundation offers study loans that cover tuition fees, books, and other necessary expenses.
By providing this financial assistance, the foundation enables these students to focus on their studies without the burden of financial constraints. Through their commitment to education and empowerment, the Panju Foundation plays a vital role in fostering the personal and professional growth of Khoja female students, empowering them to achieve their dreams and make a lasting impact in their communities.
On Thursday 17 July 2025, British Canadian International Education, an Educational Consultancy Organisation (BCIE) in Accra, Ghana that assists students to further their Education overseas has constructed a borehole fitted with water treatment equipment to serve the inmates of the Weija Leprosarium in the community of the Macarthy Hill. The organization has been operating in Ghana for the past 25 years.
At the ceremony to hand over the facility to the Weija Leprosarium. The Regional Manager, Ghana of BCIE Ltd indicated that the perennial water shortage at the Leprosarium became a concern to the Leprosarium, and then they decided to come to their aid.
The Panju Foundation, an NGO arm of the British Canadian International Education, voted a little over Forty Thousand Ghana Cedis(GHC40,000.00) towards the construction of the borehole. This is not the first time the organization is assisting an organization in the country.
Handing over the project to the Weija Leprosarium, the Regional Manager, Ghana Mr. Kingsley Asiedu Koranteng indicated that the company would continue to support the Leprosarium so that the inmates can live a better and comfortable lives without water challenges.
Receiving the project on behalf of the Leprosarium, Father Cambell, who oversees the Weija Leprosarium, was full of praises for BCIE, Ghana for not keeping all the profit to themselves but also considered the plight of their fellow brothers and sisters to come to their aid. He expressed his heartfelt appreciation to the company.
He further encouraged other companies to come and help the Leprosarium since the government alone cannot share all the responsibilities to the Leprosarium. The inmates were very grate to BCIE LTD, Ghana for thinking about the and then coming to make life better for them. They recall the last two years ago, how BCIE came to them and donated various items to them.
Finally, BCIE Ghana promised to continue to support the Ghanaian community as long as they keep working here and getting the support of the citizens in the country. Present at the handing over ceremony were the authorities of BCIE Ltd, the authorities of the Weija Leprosarium and the inmates of the Weija Leprosarium.
BCIE ltd, in association with the Panju Foundation is delighted to announce the successful donation of Science text books, exercise books and stationary items to Government science secondary school, Jalingo Taraba state, Northern Nigeria in June 2025.
This school has over 5,000 students. This is far above the recommended number of students for a secondary school. This was caused by the lack of schools in the area. The sheer number of students has overwhelmed the state and local government in terms of assistance. The students are forced to sit on floors, share exercise books and simply hope for the best someday. They have also been starved of textbooks, which is the major component of learning. They are indeed starved of proper education according to the standards set by the United Nations millennium development goals objective.
This motivated Panju Foundation of the British-Canadian International Education (BCIE) to donate those items. The foundation was informed that ‘nobody had ever remembered them like we did’. BCIE Ltd and Panju Foundation is committed to improving the quality of life in communities across the countries it operates.
BCIE ltd, in association with the Panju Foundation is delighted to announce the successful donation of student desks to College of Education Demonstration Primary school (also known as Shell camp primary school) Owerri, Imo state, Southern Nigeria in June 2025.
This school is ravaged by lack of sitting desks for its students. These students are between ages 6 to 11 years. Appalling pictures and videos emerged of the dire situation caused by neglect from appropriate authorities. By sitting on the bare floor during classes, they had their school uniforms dirty, and also faced other health hazards.
Whilst receiving the new desks, the head mistress and the teachers were in a celebratory mood. They had not expected such intervention, as they had suffered for so long without adequate desks for the students. BCIE Ltd and Panju Foundation is committed to improving the quality of life in communities across the countries it operates.
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BCIE ltd, in association with Panju Foundation is delighted to announce the successful donation of student desks to Ubegu Primary School, Akaeze, Ivo LGA, Ebonyi state, Southern Nigeria in June 2025.
This school is in a rural area and mostly with children aged 5-12 years old. They sit on the floor during classes. The rural setting has made it impossible for their parents to afford the furniture they need for their effective schooling as the local authorities have not supplied these items. The school head teacher emphasised the need for desks irrespective that they have other areas of need that are glaring. They are indeed starved of proper education according to the standards set by the United Nations millennium development goals objective.
This motivated Panju Foundation of the British-Canadian International Education (BCIE) to donate this item. BCIE Ltd and Panju Foundation is committed to improving the quality of life in communities across the countries it operates.
With a BICE Ltd grant of £3,200, the Mustard Seed Project at Miche Bora has enabled the school to purchase the resources needed to retain the children at Miche Bora for an additional three years.
A recent change in the curriculum, and a reorganisation by the government, meant that children were to leave primary school at 12 years rather than 14. They then attend a Junior Secondary School until the age of 15. This was disastrous for our deprived children, who joined a class of one hundred students in a temporary corrugated iron building with few resources. At Miche Bora, the class size is thirty.
Through the grant, they were able to add storage and a sink, and purchase all the required equipment and resources for the science curriculum, including lab coats and textbooks for the children. The parents are also delighted that their children can remain at the school, as they really value the education their children receive at Miche Bora.
BCIE ltd, in association with the Panju Foundation is delighted to announce the successful funding of a borehole project in Amuzu, Ubegu, Iyioji Akaeze, Ivo Local Government, Ebonyi State of Nigeria. They had suffered cholera disease and other waterborne diseases over the years majorly due to lack of potable water and poor hygiene. Their only source of water used to be Iyioji River, which they drank and used for domestic purposes. In dry season, they faced acute water problem because the stream usually produced odour and looked very dirty.
This motivated Panju Foundation of the British-Canadian International Education (BCIE) to sink a borehole for them to ameliorate water scarcity and scourge of cholera outbreak. The four boreholes the community had, were not functional because they were sunk where there was no water. Panju Foundation sunk theirs where they found water in good volume.
BICE Ltd and Panju Foundation is committed to improving the quality of life in communities across the countries it operates.
BCIE LTD, in collaboration with the Panju Foundation, is delighted to announce the successful funding of a second borehole in Nigeria, specifically in Magajin Gambari village Off Elemere - Illorin Nigeria. This milestone project brings tremendous joy as it addresses a pressing need for the community.
By providing access to clean drinking water, thousands of residents in Magajin Gambari village will no longer have to travel long distances to meet their basic water needs. The foundation's dedication to improving the quality of life for those in underserved areas is evident in this impactful initiative. BCIE LTD and the Panju Foundation remain committed to uplifting communities by providing essential resources, and this borehole project serves as a testament to their ongoing efforts in promoting sustainable development and ensuring a brighter future for all.
BCIE Ghana is proud to have made a significant donation to the Weija Leprosarium, consisting of medical equipment and food supplies. Recognizing the importance of supporting communities in need, particularly those affected by leprosy, BCIE Ghana aims to make a positive impact on the lives of the residents at the Weija Leprosarium.
The donation of medical equipment will enhance the quality of healthcare services provided to the residents, ensuring they receive the necessary treatment and care. Additionally, the provision of food supplies will help alleviate nutritional challenges faced by the community. BCIE Ghana remains committed to promoting social welfare and uplifting marginalized communities through their philanthropic initiatives. The donation to the Weija Leprosarium exemplifies their dedication to creating a more inclusive and compassionate society.
BCIE Pakistan is deeply saddened by the devastating impact of the recent floods in the country since June 2022. Understanding the urgent need for relief and support in such trying times, BCIE Pakistan has made a substantial donation of 2,50,000 PKR towards flood relief efforts. The heavy rains and resulting flooding have caused widespread loss of life, destruction of infrastructure, and economic hardship for many communities.
BCIE Pakistan's donation aims to provide immediate assistance to those affected, including emergency supplies, food, clean water, and medical aid. The company stands in solidarity with the people of Pakistan, supporting them in their journey to recover and rebuild in the aftermath of this climate-induced disaster. BCIE Pakistan remains committed to contributing to the well-being and resilience of the nation during times of crisis.
On Tuesday, 23rd December 2014, BCIE Ghana proudly made a generous donation to the Accra Rehabilitation Centre. Recognizing the importance of supporting individuals with special needs, BCIE Ghana aimed to make a positive impact on the lives of the residents and staff at the rehabilitation center.
The donation encompassed a range of items and resources tailored to the specific needs of the center, including essential supplies, equipment, and financial support. BCIE Ghana's contribution aimed to enhance the quality of care provided to the individuals at the Accra Rehabilitation Centre, fostering their development, well-being, and integration into society. This act of generosity demonstrates BCIE Ghana's commitment to making a difference in the community and supporting vulnerable populations.
On the 19th of January 2022, BCIE carried out a commendable initiative by donating school supplies and equipment to schools in Nigeria and Ghana. Recognising the critical role education plays in empowering individuals and fostering societal development, BCIE aimed to support students and educational institutions in these countries.
The donated school supplies, including textbooks, stationery, and learning materials, will enhance the learning environment and provide students with the necessary tools to excel academically. BCIE's commitment to improving education highlights their dedication to investing in the future generations of Nigeria and Ghana, enabling students to access quality education and unlocking their potential for success.
BCIE Ltd and Panju Foundation is committed to improving the quality of life in communities across the countries' it operates.
