Empowerment is not about giving people power, it’s about unlocking the power they already have.
-John Hagel
We are on a mission to transform Edo State into a model of gender-equitable development, where every woman and girl can achieve her full potential. Guided by faith and cultural values, we work to empower Nigerian women through three core pillars: advancing accessible education for girls, fostering economic independence through skills and enterprise, and driving systemic change to dismantle barriers of discrimination and violence. In partnership with government, the private sector, and communities, we are building a future where educated, empowered, and equal women are the cornerstone of a thriving society.
Increase school/learning enrollment and retention for girls through scholarships, mentorship, and community sensitization.
Equipping women with skills, resources, and opportunities for financial independence and sustainable livelihoods.
Reduce GBV and discriminatory practices through advocacy, legal support, and community engagement.
By 2030, we are focused on achieving concrete, systemic changes that will dismantle barriers and create a lasting legacy of equity. Our key targets include:
Increase school/learning enrollment and retention for girls through scholarships, mentorship, and community sensitization.
Establish 3 GBV shelters and legal aid clinics.
Advocate for 3 gender-responsive state policies by 2030.
500 annual scholarships for girls in STEM and vocational programs.
200 teachers in gender-sensitive pedagogy by 2030
500 annual scholarships for girls in STEM and vocational programs.
Conduct health education workshops for 3,000 youths annually on mental health and GBV prevention.
Conduct safe migration awareness campaigns reaching 3,000 individuals annually.
Train 15,000 women in agro-processing and digital skills by 2020.
Shift the system.
