Girl Child Empowerment Workshops
2026-05-07 - 2027-05-31 | Abuja, FCT, AMAC, Abuja, Nigeria
What These Workshops Are About
Too many girls still face early marriage, limited education, gender-based violence, low self-esteem, and few opportunities to lead. The Girl Child Empowerment Workshops are interactive, age-appropriate sessions designed to help girls aged 10–18 build confidence, learn life skills, understand their rights, and discover their potential.
Core Workshop Themes
Self-worth & confidence building
Menstrual health & hygiene education
Goal setting & career awareness
Leadership & public speaking skills
Rights & protection from abuse
Basic financial literacy & entrepreneurship basics
Mentorship circles with inspiring women leaders
Expected Reach & Impact
Target: 300–500 girls across multiple batches in 2026
Provide sanitary pads, notebooks, and take-home resource kits
Create peer support networks that continue after workshops
Track long-term outcomes (school retention, confidence levels, reporting of safety issues)
How You Can Help
Sponsor a Workshop Batch → ₦500,000 – ₦1,500,000 (covers venue, facilitators, materials, transport, meals)
Donate kits → ₦7,000 – ₦35,000 (sanitary pads, notebooks, pens, motivational books)
Volunteer as a facilitator or mentor → Teachers, counselors, professionals, young women leaders welcome
Corporate/Community Partnership → Sponsor branded sessions, provide refreshments, or offer career talks

One Orphanage, One Borehole – 2026 Expansion Campaign
2026-05-22 - 2027-01-07
Many orphanages and child-care homes still depend on unsafe or distant water sources, putting children at risk of waterborne diseases and forcing older children to spend hours fetching water instead of learning or playing. The One Orphanage, One Borehole initiative aims to change this by installing sustainable boreholes with purification systems in orphanages that currently lack reliable clean water access.
In 2026, we plan to expand from our existing successful installations to reach at least 5–10 additional orphanages, depending on funding and partnerships.
