Keep Our Community Safe is twelve months pilot non-violence and peace-keeping project aimed at solidifying community cohesion and strengthening community redress mechanisms to reduce crime (rape, battering, neighborhoods conflict, drug abuse). Training in non-violence, alternative dispute and redress mechanisms, sports, quizzes, and meetings will form part of the activities. 16 communities will be targeted with 1600 direct beneficiaries and 6400 indirect beneficiaries. To details and to support this click here.

On the 10^th December 2022 on the climax of the sixteen days of activism which happened to be international human rights day the Community of Practices - a community of fifty plus (50+) organisations through Network AID leadership facilitated the female comic football match for adolescent girls at the Hill Top Community for the first time to raised awareness on the issues of rape, teenage pregnancy, domestic violence encountered by adolescent girls and women including lads while fetching waters from fenced houses, streams, and isolated water-ways. Seeing the smiles and prospect of the girls playing football and their plea the need for an initiative was born to continue to engage through sport. Thirty-two girls played and their parents were summoned to a meeting about an initiative that contributes to the well-being of the girls. It was agreed that a Girls Link Initiative through Sport is formed. Sports have been proven to commute people from similar and diverse backgrounds together is a useful tool. The Girl's Link Initiative is aimed at utilizing sports and games to enhance peace, raise awareness, foster community development, and contribute to addressing sexual and gender-based violence, providing litres milla water tanks at strategic locations with the Hill Top Community and the Hill Top Community School that host 900 pupils without any WASH facility. The Hill Top Community has approximately 10000 inhabitants. As a pilot initiative for six months, the items required are ten 10000 litres milla water tanks; four soccer balls, four team jerseys kits, sixty-four footwear, four whistles, and cones. To get details of the project click here.

My Hands Are Clean is an ongoing self-launched on the 16^th of June 2023; it’s a campaign to raise awareness in reducing gender-based violence in public and private institutions and organizations by getting the commitment from institutions and individuals to take action as individuals and institutions against all forms of gender-based violence including political, structural and electoral. The campaign is soliciting funds to implement its activities (community meetings, rallies, radio and television talk shows, strategic meetings, commitment signing, training, IEC, and International Day commemorations). The campaign seeks to make gender-based violence unpopular by getting men to support the campaign cause and amplifying women's and girls' voices in a healthy, corrupt-free environment. The campaign needs digital editing studios, video recorders, video editing software, microphones, and laptops. Other activities to strengthen the campaign will be done. To fund, partner or collaborate click here.

The global economy is grappling with persistent inflation, increasing interest rates and heightened uncertainties. Global real GDP per capita increased at an average annual rate of 1.8 per cent from 2015 to 2019, then sharply declined by 4.1 per cent in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic (UN Stats Report 2023 on Goal 8). The global unemployment rate is 5.4% (192 million, 2022). The informal employment sector holds 58% of the space (WESOT 2024). Women and adolescent girls account for 740 million out of the 2 billion (Building Back Better for Women: Women’s Dire Position In The Informal Economy Report 2020) informal employment, and more can tap into it to increase their financial and security status in society. On The Wheel is geared towards challenging the patriarchal notion that women are unfit to be commercial transport commuters while boosting their family livelihood. 100 women and adolescents will be targeted directly and provided with one motor tricycle each. The project will be implemented for 36 months with 500 indirect beneficiaries. Click here to fund  and know more about this project.

Without prejudice to scholarships awarded to pupils of good academic performance by individuals and organisations; scholarship from the back believes hypothetically no human being is born "stupid" “If it is so” scholarship from the back intends to implement the notion of awarding scholarships to the ten worse academic performed pupils “if they perform well", the factors delimiting the children's academic performance need to be dealt with. The scholarships will target 1000 school pupils by providing them with school learning materials and equipment, tuition, tutors, and family engagement to boost their confidence and academic prowess. The project will be implemented for three academic (3) with 180$ per child for the entire school term. The scholarship is seeking funding to support the implementation. To support this project, click here

Over the world, awards and recognitions are provided to people and institutions for their contributions to a particular field, profession, cause or act of bravery. However, the contributions, and efforts of illiterate women towards societal development, and makers of personalities are yet to be recognized by providing them with symbolic awards. The prestigious Illiterate Women Award seeks to provide recognition of their contributions towards their home, family, community and society. 50 women will be awarded including institutions that support illiterate women. Call for nominations and searching for these women will be open and criteria developed for either long listing or shortlisting with an award committee set up to oversee the process. We are open for sponsorship and funding. Please click here to reach out.

Local Governance Authorities (local and city councils) and Traditional Governance Authorities (headmen, tribal heads, chiefdom councils) have been playing a significant role in ensuring peaceful cohesion and community development within their jurisdiction, however, the capacity gap concerning the linkages of their legal framework and other legal frameworks, conflicting roles, cultural norms, lack of equipment, training,  and gender disparity are limiting factors impede governance at the local level. This project seeks to strengthen this lower cadre of governance architecture- chiefdom councils, word development committees, village development committees, and community leadership structures by conducting training in the relevant legal frameworks, administrative processes and procedures, development plans development, monitoring and evaluation, reporting and filing, gender, diversity and human rights. Training on understanding the governance connection from the local to the district to the region to the national. Provides office equipment and tools to facilitate their work and increase performance and accountability. The project duration is intended for four (4) years with a total of direct institutional beneficiaries of four (4) thousand. An estimate of 350,000$ is needed for the implementation of the project. Potential funders please click here to get in touch.

Leave No One Behind is the core value of the seventeen (17) Sustainable Development Goals. The communication challenge between speech impairment and non-speech impairment is wide. It continues to pose distress among citizens, family members of speech impairment persons, and community members between each other to communicate. Bridging the Speech Impairment Communication Gap project aimed at training 10000 beneficiaries on sign language including families of speech impairment, organisations and public institutions and support with assistive devices. The project is slated for five (5) years duration. An estimate of 500,000$ is required for the implementation of this project. Wish to fund this project click here.