The next AFSS cohort will open once fundraising is complete. Here is what your support unlocks, line by line.
The first AFSS cohort has completed the program, and every graduate is either interning or employed. That milestone is exactly why the Foundation is now in an active fundraising phase for the second cohort.
Each seat costs the Foundation approximately US$4,500, covering a laptop and headset, six months of stipends, uninterrupted power and internet at the facility, the SAS Base certification fee, and a supervised micro-internship at the end of the program. Every donation, at every size, moves us closer to opening the classroom again.
We are also seeking partnerships with pharmaceutical sponsors and CROs who are willing to host graduates for internships or entry-level roles. These placements are the single most valuable non-monetary contribution a partner can make.
If you or your organisation would like to support the next cohort, please write to us at info@adenijifoundation.org. The next application window will be announced on this website as soon as it opens.
