Our Programmes
What we do, and why
Each of our four programmes deals with a different reason people stay stuck. Together, they give a family a real chance to move forward. All of them are free.
Programme 01 · Vocational training
Skills for Life
We bring the training to the community, not the other way round. Young people and women learn a trade they can use straight away, along with the basics of running a small business. Many go on to find work or start something of their own, and with it comes the quiet pride of providing for their families.
- Practical trade skills taught by people who use them
- Business basics and a healthy attitude to work
- Free of charge, held right in the community
Global Goals: 1 No Poverty · 8 Decent Work and Economic Growth
Programme 02 · Medical outreach
Health for Life
For many families, seeing a doctor means a long trip and money they don’t have. So we take the doctor to them. At our outreaches people get tested, receive medicine and leave knowing more about staying healthy, including honest conversations about sexual health and preventing disease.
- Free health checks, tests and medicine
- Simple, practical health talks
- Sexual health education and disease prevention
Global Goal: 3 Good Health and Well-being
Programme 03 · Education support
Edu Care
A child can’t do their homework without a notebook. It sounds simple, and it is. We supply study materials to public and low-income nursery, primary and secondary schools, and we love watching what happens next: pupils who take part, push each other and start to believe school is for them.
- Books and study materials for pupils
- Support for public and low-income schools
- A little friendly competition to spark learning
Global Goal: 4 Quality Education
Programme 04 · Food security
Farm for Life
A small patch of ground behind the house can feed a family. We show people how to make the most of it, what to plant, how to care for it and how to keep it going. The result is fresher, healthier meals, less money spent at the market and, for some, produce to sell.
- Hands-on backyard farming training
- Fresh, healthy food for the household
- Less worry about where the next meal comes from
Global Goals: 2 Zero Hunger · 1 No Poverty
What your gift does
Small amounts, real differences
Here is what a gift can do on the ground. Give once or every month, whichever suits you. Either way, it goes straight into our programmes.
₦10,000
Gets notebooks, textbooks and pens into the hands of pupils who would otherwise share or go without.
₦25,000
Pays for medicines and simple health checks for families at one of our community outreaches.
Changes a whole life
₦50,000
Takes one young person or woman all the way through a skills training, from first lesson to first customer.
₦100,000
Gives a household the seedlings, tools and know-how to start a backyard farm and put fresh food on the table.