Nigeria has a thriving civil society with a diverse range of NGOs working on various critical issues. Here's a breakdown of some common types of NGOs found in Nigeria:
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WASH is an acronym that stands for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene. The purpose of providing access to WASH services include achieving public health gains, improving human dignity in the case of sanitation, reducing the burden of collecting drinking water for women, improving education and health outcomes at schools and health facilities, and reducing water pollution.
Nigeria's Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) play a vital role in addressing social, economic, and environmental challenges. These organizations work tirelessly to improve the lives of Nigerians, particularly those in vulnerable communities. However, despite their critical work, many NGOs face significant funding challenges that hinder their ability to achieve their goals.
Nigeria has a rich history of social activism and women have been at the forefront of creating positive change.These women are tackling critical issues, from education, healthcare, gender equality, environmental sustainability to technology. They are shattering barriers and are driven by deep passion for social justice and a commitment to creating a better future for all Nigerians.
Here are a few examples of these inspiring women: Down syndrome occurs when an individual has an extra partial (or whole) copy of chromosome 21. It is not yet known why this syndrome occurs, but Down syndrome has always been a part of the human condition. It exists in all regions across the globe and commonly results in variable effects on learning styles, physical characteristics and health.
The Kano Leadership, Enlightenment, and Advocacy for Development Initiative is a non-governmental organization in Nigeria that has called on the Kano state government to combat climate change and address environmental challenges.
Educating the girl-child will enable her to realize her full potential and allow her to think, question and judge independently. It would make her a leader and a wise decision-maker.
In a world facing multiple crises that are putting immense pressure on communities, achieving gender equality is more vital than ever. Ensuring women’s and girls’ rights across all aspects of life is the only way to secure prosperous and just economies, and a healthy planet for future generations.
Lakeshore Cancer Center is the first medical center in Nigeria solely dedicated to cancer prevention and treatment. Lakeshore Cancer Center organized their biggest Health Fair on the 2nd of March, 2024 at the Landmark Beach in Lagos State, Nigeria. The Health Fair featured health talks, eye checks, dental exams, mental health counseling, fertility screening, diagnostic services and lots of fun and entertainment.
CAIN (Catering to Africans In Need) Educational Foundation, a non-profit organization located in Ikotun, Lagos, is embarking on a groundbreaking endeavor: the launch of its first ICT Training Center.
World NGO Day is a global celebration dedicated to recognising the remarkable contributions of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in shaping a better world. This annual observance celebrated on February 27th, serves as a moment to honour the unsung heroes working tirelessly to uplift communities and champion social causes. The day highlights the invaluable role NGOs play in driving positive change, fostering development, and advocating for the welfare of marginalized populations.
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Donating to trusted charitable causes and non-profit organizations is the best way to support people affected by the disaster. The SustyVibes street conference in Lagos, Nigeria held on the 23rd of September in the Dopemu area of Lagos State. SustyVibes is a community where young people with a passion for a just world come together to connect and design new ways of living, for the environment and the planet at large.
To boost mother and child care in Lagos communities, Alive and Thrive has entered into partnership with Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) to act as middlemen in ensuring access to quality care and health information.
A Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), the Regalo Hope Foundation (RHF), has appealed to the Ministry of Education to encourage digitalisation of lesson notes, saying it made teaching and learning easier.
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