Kaduna’s fight against drug abuse must go beyond enforcement. Prevention, education, treatment and rehabilitation can protect young people, strengthen families and give those struggling with dependence a pathway to recovery and hope.
Kaduna’s fight against drug abuse must include protecting the girl-child from vulnerability, exploitation and harmful substance use. Through education, family support, community action and early intervention, stakeholders can help girls build safer, healthier and more hopeful futures.
Kaduna’s investment in women and girls is helping create pathways to education, digital skills and economic opportunity. With stronger policies, sustained support and collaboration, empowering women can strengthen families, communities and the state’s future.
Kaduna’s investment in women and girls is helping create pathways to education, digital skills and economic opportunity. With stronger policies, sustained support and collaboration, empowering women can strengthen families, communities and the state’s future.
Kaduna’s fight against drug abuse must go beyond enforcement. Prevention, education, treatment and rehabilitation can protect young people, strengthen families and give those struggling with dependence a pathway to recovery and hope.
Kaduna’s fight against drug abuse must include protecting the girl-child from vulnerability, exploitation and harmful substance use. Through education, family support, community action and early intervention, stakeholders can help girls build safer, healthier and more hopeful futures.
A planned drug abuse awareness campaign has taken an important step after its team visited the Ministry of Education to seek permission to reach students through education, prevention and meaningful conversations about substance abuse.
Sixty women in Adagom Refugee Settlement completed LMTD Campaign's soap-making training, gaining practical skills for self-reliance. The campaign also rewarded punctual school children with Vaseline, promoting education, dignity, and stronger community resilience through practical support.
Osun State and UNICEF are advancing digital learning and AI solutions to reduce the number of out-of-school children. Through collaboration, innovation and skills development, stakeholders aim to create inclusive education opportunities that prepare every child for a brighter digital future
Immaculate Nakintu, a Tech Educator and Mentor at JDO Foundation, is transforming young lives through technology education, mentorship, and STEM learning. By building confidence and digital skills, she is empowering the next generation of innovators, leaders, and problem-solvers.
Mwanza is demonstrating the power of community-led development through grassroots organizations transforming lives in education, youth empowerment, health awareness, and social inclusion. With greater donor support, local leaders can expand impact and build a more resilient future.
