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Civic and Social Organizations in Nigeria
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Civic and Social Organizations sector based in Nigeria. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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Reboot
Reboot builds and powers coalitions for courageous, structural change. Founded in 2010 to challenge the norms, policies, and institutions that enable and sustain structural inequity, we are a group of tireless strategists, organizers, and designers and working to advance public discourse and action for social justice. We know that the world has the resources and ability to ensure all people live a safe, dignified, fulfilling life. Yet, there are persistent, structural barriers to realizing this simple but radical vision. In over 40 countries around the world, we work with communities, artists, movement leaders, researchers, governments, businesses, and philanthropic allies to overcome these barriers, and to realize the world we know is possible. Together with our visionary partners, we develop bold proposals to advance equity and justice, build momentum for innovative and intersectional solutions, and lead transformative co-creation processes. And support our partners through the long fights to win structural change. We won’t rest until our communities—especially those who have been historically oppressed—have true agency in shaping our world, and until our halls of power reflect the will of the people.
11 to 50 staff
The One Campaign
ONE is a global nonpartisan organization fighting for a more just world by demanding the investments needed to create economic opportunities and healthier lives in Africa. Because none of us are equal until all of us are equal. We deploy trusted and dynamic advocacy that leverages hard-hitting data, credible grassroots activism, creative political engagement, and strategic partnerships. We use all this to influence decision-makers to take action. All ONE vacancies are listed on ONE.org/jobs and applications are only accepted via our website. ONE does not charge a fee at any stage of the recruitment process.
51 to 200 staff
Junior Chamber International, Nigeria
JCI is a nonprofit organization of young active citizens age 18 to 40 who are engaged and committed to creating impact in their communities. Active citizens are individuals invested in the future of our world. JCI gathers active citizens from all sectors of society. We develop the skills, knowledge and understanding to make informed decisions and take action.
11 to 50 staff
Corona Management Systems Cms
Corona Management Systems (CMS) is a Social Enterprise operating with the belief that committed individuals who have a passion for solving problems, can with the right tools change the world. CMS specialises in providing technical and management support to programs, and implementing innovative projects in Health, Education and Social Development. CMS succeeds by leveraging Community assets, institutionalising Data use for action and deploying Information and Communications Technology (ICT). Corona Management Systems is a non-profit, non-partisan and non-religious health and social development organisation, which focuses on leveraging Community Structures (CS), Data use for action, and Information and Communications Technology (ICT) towards causing incremental change across the social determinants of health and driving progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals. Our health division works on strengthening Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health outcomes through Advocacy, Community Engagement and Technical Support for Governance and Service Delivery. The mission of our health division is to champion the delivery of country-owned high impact Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH) services, through Advocacy, Community engagement and Technical Support for policy development and for the use of data for action in improving Governance and Service Delivery. To achieve our mission, we work at the critical nexus of five pillars: Resource Mobilisation, Community Engagement, Policy Development, Innovation and ICT for development. Through our work, we have seen the direct effect that progress in these pillars can have on human health and sustainable development. Our work leverages programme expertise from more than a decade of work in the Niger Delta and over half a decade of work across the rest of Nigeria, even as we venture into new countries and new terrains.
51 to 200 staff
Coamana
CoAmana Market Ltd is a social enterprise that is focused on developing social and technological solutions that support development in low income and low literate communities in Nigeria. We develop technological and financial solutions for low income communities. Most low income communities do not have access to technology that is specifically designed to solve social and financial problems within those communities We create solutions that are specifically designed for these communities and ensure that community members can not only engage with [these solutions] but can benefit from [these solutions].
1 to 10 staff
Family Empowerment Media
Family Empowerment Media is an evidence-based non-profit that aims to enable women to make informed family planning decisions through clear, engaging, and accurate communication.
1 to 10 staff
Scocb Nimsa - Standing Committee On Capacity Building, Nigerian Medical Students Association
The Nigeria Medical Students' Association (NiMSA) Standing Committee on Capacity Building (SCOCB) is a vital Standing Committee of NiMSA saddled with empowering medical students to be active citizens and agents of positive change in their communities. Run by medical students for medical students, the Standing Committee aims to achieve its set goals and objectives through targeted and need based Capacity Building workshops, trainings and other activities where beyond the classroom courses are analyzed and taught for global citizenship, personal and professional development. NiMSA SCOCB's Vision and Mission statement. Vision: To adequately empower all Nigerian medical students with functional skills to positively impact the society. Mission: To adequately equip Nigerian medical students with 21st century skills and tools needed to effect positive change through need based Capacity Building workshops, trainings and webinars.
51 to 200 staff
Association Of Water Well Drilling Rig Owners And Practitioners Awdrop
ABOUT THE ASSOCIATION The Association of Water Well (Borehole) Drilling Rig Owners & Practitioners is the hallmark organization for anyone affiliated with the groundwater industry in Nigeria. The following are the types of people are invited to join us today: Water Well Rig Owner, Driller, Scientist (Geophysicist, Hydro-geologist), Contractor, Manufacturer, Supplier, Pump Installer, Drilling Rig Engineer, managers of groundwater resources, etc. VISION To be the leading water well (borehole) association that advocates the responsible development, management and provision of portable drinking water. GOALS To enhance the progress of borehole drilling business and the support for members To promote understanding, welfare and friendly relationship between members of the association To forstall all forms of unprofessionalism among members To work in collaboration with the Governement in the provision of portable drinking water to the populace To enhance the sustainability of borehole projects in Nigeria
501 to 1000 staff
Bayelsa Tech Hub
The Bayelsa Tech hub is an innovative tech and enterprise center in Bayelsa State powered by the Bank of Industry (BOI), to support young people and MSMEs leverage technology to grow sustainable careers and businesses
1 to 10 staff
Catering To Africans In Need Cain
CAIN Educational Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization deeply committed to empowering underprivileged African children with quality education and in-demand digital skills. Our goal is to create avenues for better education and career outcomes to foster sustainable development in underserved African communities.
11 to 50 staff
Advocacy For Policy And Innovation Api
The Advocacy for Policy and Innovation (API) is an Africa Focused policy intelligence platform that helps you understand how policy development and legislative bills affects your business and gives you the tools to influence policy development or to restructure your operations to adapt to realities. API also provides a platform to curate and aggregate feedback from stakeholders and to strategically relay these aggregated ideas to regulators.
1 to 10 staff
Oneafricanchild Foundation For Creative Learning
OneAfrianChild Foundation was established in November 20, 2013 as a nongovernmental organisation with the motive of supporting disadvantaged community children with leadership skills and resources necessary for them to become proactive agents of change in their local communities. By focusing on Global Citizenship and Peace building Education (GCED), the organisation serves to transfer skills in ethical leadership, creativity and innovation to learners, creating free spaces for self-expression, imagination and implementation to lessons learnt to address local issues. The organisation is 100% youth-led, working with young leaders from the community to empower the community through humanitarian efforts. The name itself was borne out of the idea that we as Africans can create positive change by taking responsibility for One African Child at a time. MISSION To create a society that fosters creativity, education and innovation among young Africans. VISION • Young Africans will contribute proactively towards community development and education • Local communities will be strengthened and possess local identities • A new kind of education that is participatory and linked to the global community through Global Citizenship Education. • Children will become active participants in communal development • To be an organization that fosters communities of people impacting their generation. OBJECTIVES • Preparing learners to address challenges and seize opportunities of the 21st century through Global Citizenship Education (GCED). • Introducing holistic approaches to enhance experimental and long-life learning. • Creating platforms for young people to apply their creative and innovative ideas in analysing local issues and developing possible solutions to address them. • Providing substantial learning materials and support as tools for empowerment. • Encouraging young people to be responsible citizens through volunteering and other civic engagements.
11 to 50 staff
Society For Peace Studies And Practice Spsp
As a civil society, the Society for Peace Studies and Practice, SPSP, seeks to integrate peace scholarship and practice to advance the development of the culture of peace. SPSP provides a collaborative space for peace scholars and practitioners from various areas of specialization to creatively share and synthesize ideas and experiences to evolve a more holistic approach to the understanding and practice of peace. Sustainable peace, the goal of multi-level intervention, has been elusive in Africa partly because efforts of state and civil society actors in the quest for peace have not coalesced into the type of levelling focus that could serve to coordinate and translate these various peace actions into unified achievement. Consequently, peace and conflict studies and practices in Africa have been defined more by unfruitful competition than by a productive collaboration between peace scholars and conflict management practitioners. SPSP, an initiative that emerged from the discourse between scholars and practitioners on the Peace and Conflict Studies Programme of the University of Ibadan, Nigeria, was formed in 2005 to meet this challenge. It is a truism that peace scholars need the experience of the practitioners for honing their context-specific analyses; the practitioners equally need scientific insight and familiarity with current findings of the best peace practice that research provides. SPSP aims to maximize the untapped potentials inherent in the integration of peace study and practice through: joint-project designs, joint facilitation of operational strategies in programmes, collaborative monitoring and evaluations, and other opportunities that creative cooperation between peace scholars and practitioners will lend to the quest of transforming conflict energies emerging from inevitable and often violent social interactions in contemporary Africa to peace resources.
1 to 10 staff
Wadata Relief Care Initiative- Wrci
Wadata Relief Care Initiative (WRCI) is a non-governmental, non-profit, non-political and humanitarian and Developmental organization that strives for a just world that advances children's rights and equality for girls and young people in Nigeria through the promotion of equitable governance and human rights. Established in 2018. WRCI started operations in 2023 and registered as a nonprofit making organization with Corporate Affairs Commission. In July 2009 the Boko haram insurgence began in the Northeast, and in 2011 the bandit Conflict in the Northwest escalated, the Federal Government announced interventions that affected the lives of the general population. To fight the insurgence/banditry to reduce its impact on the population, Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs) in Nigeria came together to collaborate to fight the menace of the insurgence. In 2018, WRCI launched activities to provide succour to people affected by the conflict and violence. WRCI works with communities in some Local Government Areas (Gujba, Gulani, Geidam and Bade) of Yobe and (MMC and Kaga LGAs) in Borno State. The head office of WRCI is located in Damaturu, Yobe State. WRCI focuses on various thematic areas that include health and nutrition, WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene), education, child protection, gender-based violence (GBV), peacebuilding and prevention, countering violent extremism, and climate change. WRCI aims to tackle the root cause of poverty in Nigeria and create sustainable communities where every child has access to quality education, safe drinking water, and adequate health facilities. WRCI engages in advocacy, capacity building, community mobilization, and partnerships with relevant stakeholders to achieve its objectives.
11 to 50 staff
Clement Isong Foundation Cif
Clement Isong Foundation (CIF) was set to immortalize the name, virtues, and legacy of late Chief (Dr.) Clement Nyong Isong, CFR He was a world-renown, frontline nationalist, expert economist, seasoned banker, and an Elder statesman. Since its establishment in May 2006, the Foundation has been leveraging the power of creative collaboration with NGOs, private sectors, governments, and individuals to enable innovative solutions in furtherance of the mandate of becoming economic research, social provider, and socio-economic policy-oriented Foundation, while preserving and perpetuating the numerous legacies of Chief Dr, Clement Isong, CFR. Notable among these have been the Akwa Ibom State Government, the Cross River State Government, the Ibibio Elders Forum, several banks, and numerous well-meaning citizens of Akwa Ibom State in particular and Nigeria in general. These names will be etched in gold when the permanent secretariat of the Foundation is built. Our Core Objectives Driving socio-economic transformation through policy and governance reforms, social service, and economic research and development. Vision: To preserve and perpetuate the numerous legacies of Chief (Dr.) Clement Nyong Isong, CFR through community service and relevant public policy interventions. Mission: To provide a platform for examining relevant public policy and social issues affecting Nigeria, Africa, and Humanity. To know more about Chief Dr. Clement Isong: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clement_Isong
11 to 50 staff
Climate Action Africa
Climate Action Africa is a proudly African social enterprise at the forefront of the continent’s climate action ecosystem. We are dedicated to Fostering Africa's Climate Resilience, Innovation, and Green Growth by advancing climate literacy, advocacy, and research, as well as commercialising sustainable innovations. Through meaningful collaborations and partnerships with key stakeholders, we actively contribute to building resilient communities while mainstreaming eco-consciousness across the continent. As the convener of one of Africa’s biggest climate events, the Climate Action Africa Forum, we bring together thought leaders, innovators, and advocates to champion sustainable development. Our mission is to create an ecosystem that supports and nurtures eco-friendly practices, empowering Africa to lead the way in climate solutions that preserve the environment while fostering human and economic development. We envision a future where Africa sets the standard for sustainable living, demonstrating how humanity and nature can thrive together.
11 to 50 staff
Eduplana
Civic Organization using data and technology to monitor Nigeria's Public Education Standard and Performance. ABOUT EDUPLANA Education Planning and Funding Advocacy Eduplana is a civic tech organization that uses data to advocate for quality education in Nigeria. We believe every citizen should have equal access to quality education with no bias on their location or status in Nigeria. Our goal is to improve accountability and transparency in Nigeria’s education sector by encouraging both the federal government and state governments to develop an education plan that enables them to invest and improve education quality for their citizens. EDUPLANA PLATFORM An online advocacy platform that addresses education mismanagement gaps in the education sector through data analysis, data visualization and publishing education reports. Our advocacy work covers education funding, teachers’ development, education policy implementation, learning facilities, learning outcomes etc.
1 to 10 staff
Goabitfurther Africa
GoABitFurther Africa is a social enterprise designed to help university students and young change makers harness their potentials, gain clarity of purpose and acquire relevant skills for career success and social impact in Africa.
1 to 10 staff
Lead Transformation Initiative
Lead Transformation Initiative is an NGO with vision of raising transformed minds for sustainable development in rural and urban communities of Nigeria starting from Ondo State. Founded in 2014 by Titilayo Femi and Kemi Kings, we have reached out to over people (youth, rural farmers, women and kids) with our awareness campaign, workshops, in-class and hands-on trainings to drive our vision. Our projects span across Gender Inclusion, Youth Development and Rural Community Development with Transformational Education and Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) as unique tools to achieve the objectives of the above listed projects. Our Main Activities are: • Training of youths and small scale farmers at our agro-incubation centre to explore agricultural value chains and sustainable agricultural practices; • Engaging Nigerian students in healthy food production, agribusiness activities and green campus; • Activism against gender based violence, marginalization of the girl child and revitalization of the girl child education vis inclusion in agribusiness • Advocacy, lobby and campaigns for quality education, healthy environment and healthy food for Nigerian children and youths. • Bridge the gap between the food producers and the direct consumers, thereby eliminating the exploitative tendencies of the middle men towards the rural farmers and the attendant hike in food prices orchestrated by these middle men.
11 to 50 staff
Techherng
TechHer is a community of learning, support, and technology for women in Nigeria. We exist to demystify technology and teach our community practical applications to societal problems.
11 to 50 staff
Twenties Circle
In as much as the world is a global village and the internet is the means, there is a breach in access to opportunities. One of the challenges facing the youths in the 21st century is not lack of opportunities, but access to the right opportunities, and the guidance in making the best out of it. In the right environment, the right information sets one on the right trajectory. The right network of peers takes one far, and the right administration facilitates one's journey. As young adults, we have one of the most important phases of our lives (our youth), and the right decisions we make will determine our future. Twenties Circle is a youth empowerment community that has a laser focus on providing youths access to opportunities, mentorship programs, and a conducive environment to grow horizontally with their peers. At Twenties Circle, we believe the mind is a force and nothing is impossible. Investing into our youth's minds with quality resources to broaden their scope, and ace global applications. Hosting high network virtual and physical events (webinars and conferences) to network with peers, change the notion, and break the status quo. A community that nurtures, and refines talents is what Twenties Circles drives towards. Join our community of change-makers: https://chat.whatsapp.com/DdlJzaWi9qV55BjWYbaaUu
1 to 10 staff
Veritas Vision
Veritas Vision is a social enterprise that envisions a healthy, self-sufficient, equitable, and sustainable world. We are combating poverty and climate change by financing access to clean and stable electricity. The energy poverty problem facing Nigeria’s urban poor and rural dwellers is complex, so the solution needs to work on many levels. Veritas Vision is building a social distribution network that provides access to clean, reliable, affordable, safe, and quality electricity for low-income families and communities. We bring premium-quality solar products with flexible payment plans and prompt after-sales services straight to their doorsteps to help them save their hard-earned money and time, improve their health and the general qualities of their lives. We do this via a network of local micro-social-entrepreneurs – “Our Visioneers”. Visioneers bring our premium-quality and easy to use solar lamps and home systems straight to the doorsteps of our beneficiaries. This face-to-face distribution network allows us to build relationships and trust with our customers. It also means we gain regular feedback about the performance of our products and the needs of the families we serve, so we can keep providing the right products at the right price. Visioneers educate families on how solar energy works, how to use the product, and how it can help improve their productivity and quality of life. This empowers families to create cleaner, safer and healthier homes. Visioneers also offer our beneficiaries the choice to pay cash or via flexible installment payment plans according to their income. They also offer our beneficiaries prompt after-sales services. This allows families to save part of their hard-earned income, save time, open their businesses longer, and allowing their kids study longer at night for a brighter future. Research has proven that improving access to finance for poor families not only accelerates economic growth but reduces income inequality and poverty.
1 to 10 staff
Civic Hive
Founded in 2017 as the innovation centre of BudgIT, Civic Hive was set up to create an innovative virtual and physical space for partnerships and to raise civic tech leaders/solutions in Nigeria. It was also set up to improve the capacity of existing Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) and media organizations, thereby making a huge impact within the Nigerian space. Civic Hive has incubated 24 civic start-ups and supported over 75 organizations in Nigeria. Civic Hive has continued its support for existing and new organizations to push solutions that connect citizens to the government, foster institutional efficiency, and raise citizens’ awareness of social issues around them. Civic Hive aims to stimulate citizens’ interests in public data and hence trigger discussions towards better governance. The organization is committed to the principles of open data & governance, citizen participation, and data transparency.
1 to 10 staff
Deaf Technology Foundation
The Deaf Technology Foundation (DTF) is a non-profit organization equipping deaf children with the power of technology. Founded in Nigeria, they offer free programming and robotics training, aiming to bridge the digital gap for deaf youth. By igniting their passion for STEM, DTF cultivates the next generation of tech innovators in the deaf community.
11 to 50 staff
Franco-Nigerian Chamber Of Commerce & Industry
The French Nigeria Chamber of Commerce & Industry is an organization established in 1985. It came into existence in response to the need to create a forum for the private sector of both Nigeria and France to exchange ideas and enhance their economic relations. The FNCCI is a professional organisation with over 190 members made up of French and Nigerian companies with business interests in France and Nigeria from all sectors, forming a dynamic and powerful business network.
51 to 200 staff
Jenta Reads Community Initiative
Jenta Reads Community Initiative is a community intervention program that seeks to empower residents of a slum community in Nigeria with education thereby leading to increased living standards.
51 to 200 staff
Bestie Network Africa
Bestie Network Africa is a community focused on education, entrepreneurship, innovation and leadership for young African women. We provide and connect young, forward thinking African women with the right tools, resources and opportunities they need to empower themselves and their communities. Our Mission is to empower and support women to find their place, build profitable businesses and careers, lead change in their communities and live their very best lives. OBJECTIVES -To build a community of women willing and ready to live their very best lives-To encourage and inspire sisterhood for economic and social domination-To create a physically, emotionally and psychologically safe zone for women to connect, network, teach/learn from one another and grow together-To empower women and girls through continuous capacity building training/events so they can turn their passion into profit making enterprises. – To encourage a give-back and community servicing attitude.
1 to 10 staff
Center For Fiscal Transparency And Public Integrity
The Center for Fiscal Transparency & Integrity Watch is a non-governmental and non-partisan organization established to promote transparency within the public sector and ensure good governance at all levels. To achieve its objectives, the Center develops technological solutions to monitor public sector expenditure and issues related to the integrity of public officers and institution's responsiveness to public scrutiny. While it promotes open governance at national and sub-national levels, it also serves as a credible hub for resources related to criminal justice such as crime, compliance, asset recovery and illicit financial flows. The Center has over time worked with both government and CSO’s to implement programs and interventions aimed at strengthening democracy and improving governance in Nigeria.
11 to 50 staff
Centre For Initiative And Development Cfid Taraba
A registered non-governmental, non-profit, research focused, patient-driven, service delivery-focused organization. We understand best the problems and leverage the opportunity to provide sustainable solutions to address the gaps in health, environmental and socio-economic livelihood of the people.
11 to 50 staff
Centre For Women's Health And Information
The Centre for Women's Health and Information (CEWHIN) is a non-governmental, not-for-profit making organisation engaged in research and advocacy on issues relating to women and Girls.
1 to 10 staff
Christian Medical Scientists And Basic Health Foundation
Our team is on a mission to transform the talents in biomedical sciences in Nigeria into the top 5% employable skills and competencies in the sector across Nigeria and Africa. We are on a journey to transform the narrative behind biomedical education and skills in Nigeria by equipping young biomedical researchers to become a fold of excellent scientists nurtured into Christ-like maturity
501 to 1000 staff
Convention On Business Integrity
A non-profit with the mission of promoting ethical business practices & transparency. Our mission is to influence the behaviour of systems and institutions through the wide publication of ratings and rankings performed on them, to enable more transparent, consistent and predictable transactions.
11 to 50 staff
Dr Leesi Gborogbosi 4 Governor Of Rivers State Nigeria
Dr Leesi Gborogbosi Key Strategic Goals of Governance include: 1. Secured Society. Strong Economy. Good & Integrated Governance. Solid Education. Building 3 New Cities - One per Senatorial zone. Accessible Health Services. Job Creation. Pension Transformation and Regular Payments. Human Capacity Development.
1 to 10 staff
Eraafrica
ERAAfrica is working towards influencing environmental challenges against potential development in low-income communities. Our effort is to encourage Basic Education and The Future of Works (FOW) Skills to speed up personal, career, business, and community development. We presently have three Programmes to achieve these goals; Digital Skills for Career, Business and Community Development A digital skills orientation and training for teenagers (Secondary Schools), graduates and startups towards setting up Digital and Creative Hub in low-income communities. Project TIMS (This Is My Story) Creating a social impact through stories, ProjectTIMS is meant to discourage the spirit of ‘Instant Gratification’ of overnight riches among the youths by encouraging the spirit of hard-work, determination, and perseverance among other principles of attaining success by inviting successful people from all works of life to share their success stories (career journey) as an effort towards Career Story Bank (CSB). Annual Conference, Walk, and Gala In commemoration of World Computer Literacy Day, annually we hold walks around communities, organizes Conference and Gala Night to create awareness about the need for Digital Skills adoption.
1 to 10 staff
For Creative Girls
For Creative Girls is a semi-educational platform that provides all the resources and channels the Female Creative (Content, Mentorship, Classes, Inspiration) needs to grow and be successful. We are a platform that champions women engaged in the Creative world, showcasing them and inspiring upcoming female creatives to flourish.
1 to 10 staff
Givebacknigeria
Our Mission & Approach? Give Back Nigeria Founded in 2013, is a Social Responsibility Organization Seeking an Enhanced Involvement of Youth Towards Social Change in Nigeria Through Community Service Learning & Leadership Education. Our Goal for Nigerian Youth? To Encourage an Advancement of Young Nigerians from Volunteers to Active Citizens Through Hands on Experiential Service Learning. Our How? Through our Unique ''Champion of Change Curriculum" we are advancing Nigerian youth from members of society to become conscientious and active citizens in their communities
1 to 10 staff
Ilorin University Medical Students' Association Ilumsa
ILUMSA, the Ilorin University Medical Students Association is the umbrella body for all medical students of the Better by far University, University of Ilorin. We were founded in the year 1978 and the association today is making giant strides throughout the medical community both at home and abroad. The aims of the association are as follows- a. To cater to and protect the welfare and general interest of its members b. To promote and broaden the academic experience of the members c. To maintain contact with and cooperate with other bodies of identical interest. d. To coordinate opinions and thoughts in the field of medicine, whilst encouraging its members to publish articles of medical interest. e. To contribute towards the improvement of health conditions in the community by taking part in as many projects as the association can conveniently undertake. The current administration is headed by Toyyib Abdulganeey. The administration is referred to as the Impact administration, which in line with its name is taking the association further ahead with various projects and programs that will be the theme of this page. The Association is affiliated with the following bodies: • Nigeria Medical Students’ Association (NIMSA) • Federation of African Medical Students’ Association (FAMSA) • International Federation of Medical Students’ Association (IFMSA) You can send a message if you have inquiries or contributions that will further propel the association to greater heights.
201 to 500 staff
Impactpal Africa
IMPACTPAL AFRICA is a social enterprise dedicated to helping budding youth social entrepreneurs build trustable social impact brands through impact storytelling, creative media, impact-investment readiness, entrepreneurship support and community. Our current initiatives include: AFRICAN IMPACT STORY: Helping social impact organizations maximize their impact through documentaries, social impact campaigns, project PR and media strategy. SKILLS FOR IMPACT: Building skilled digital talents for nonprofits and social enterprises. We have programs that help young people learn to provide digital skills tailored to social impact brands. IMPACTNXT: Hands-on workshops, sessions and community support for youth social impact makers. Impactpal Africa is committed to amplifying the efforts of youth impact entrepreneurs across Africa! Send us a message today at hello@impactpalafrica.com to learn how your social impact project, business or organization can benefit from the wide range of services that we offer.
1 to 10 staff
International Society For Peace And Safety
Our Vision - To help create a safe world where people live in peace and prosperity through nonviolence means. Our Mission- To help reduce violence, restore peace and uphold human rights advocacy through peace, safety and human rights education in schools, communities and workplaces to empower young people for effective change. Our Work is to reach the young people in schools and communities with our various programs to create a generation of young people that will be committed to peace in themselves, their communities and the world at large.
1 to 10 staff
Kayode Alabi Leadership And Career Initiative - Klci
KLCI helps reduce inequalities by empowering underserved youth with life and 21st-century skills and career pathways needed for the workforce and future of work through Education for Sustainable Development, Global Citizenship Education, Technology, Mentorship, and Advocacy. We achieved this through the following initiatives and innovations. Skill2Rural Bootcamp: Organise a multiple year 2 days bootcamp where young people in underserved communities in Nigeria co-create solutions to the problems such as poverty they face within their communities using design thinking whilst developing 21st-century skills such as critical thinking, emotional intelligence, creativity etc. young people has been reached so far with over raised, 13+ bootcamp and 30+ workshops organised, 50+ schools supported in more 10 states in Nigeria and Africa. Skill2Rural Bootcamp: Developed an open-source learning repository to run the bootcamp during covid-19 and currently serve as a resource for the in-person bootcamp. Launched Skill2Rural.org, a web courseware that has onboarded 215+ educators reaching African youth with life and 21st-century skills. Launched Rafiki AI: Africa’s first generative AI career advisor for underserved and displaced young people supported by Amazon Web Service Education Equity Initiative Teachers-in-Training Fellowship and Bootcamp: An online intensive 7 weeks bootcamp launched during covid-19 to respond to the educational crisis where teachers in Nigeria learning institutions develop the 21st-century skills to be transformative whilst coming up with innovative and tech solutions to the challenges and problem they observe or see in the educational sector.
1 to 10 staff
Page Africa Initiative
We are building a future where every African student doesn't just graduate—they flourish. PAGE Africa Initiative is a youth-led organization bridging the critical gap between tertiary education and career success. With a community of over 700 members across 12+ Nigerian universities, we are tackling the "double burden" facing our youth: the skills gap leading to unemployment and the silent epidemic of mental health struggles. We believe that a student’s career success is inseparable from their mental well-being. Our mission is to equip young people with the practical tools to excel academically, the clarity to build meaningful careers, and the resilience to thrive in life. Our Impact Pillars: 1. Holistic Wellness: Through our Student Wellness Hub, we provide free, confidential mental health counseling, ensuring wellness is the foundation of success. Career Navigation: Our Career Discourse Series connects students with industry leaders to demystify the job market and teach employability skills. Peer Community: We foster a supportive network where students access peer mentorship, verified opportunities, and collaborative growth. Resource Access: We democratize access to the essential tools, scholarships, and internships that level the playing field. Our Global Alignment: Our work directly advances the UN Sustainable Development Goals: • SDG 3: Good Health & Well-being • SDG 4: Quality Education • SDG 8: Decent Work & Economic Growth Join the Movement: Whether you are a student seeking support, a professional ready to mentor, or a partner looking to invest in the next generation of African leaders, there is a place for you here. Partner with us: info@thepageafrica.org
1 to 10 staff
Peace Education And Practice Network Thepepnet
Peace Education and Practice Network (PEPNET) is a non-Governmental, nonprofit, nonpartisan, non religious organisation founded by peace scholars, peace makers, peace loving individuals and peace ambassadors with the vision of a world of peaceful individual through peace education and practice. Our mission is making peace education and its culture accessible to all by creatively teaching peace for development. Our objectives are to instill the concept of peace as the only tool for absence of violence and sustainable means for human, national and international development through sensitization programmes, information, peace and developmental projects. We work with other sister organizations and agencies that promote peaceful coexistence among people of the same and diverse identities. Our core values are Peace, Love, Harmony, Justice, Tolerance, Security, Non-Violence and Humanity. Our Motto: Building a world of peaceful individuals by creatively teaching peace for development.
11 to 50 staff
Sdgs Lagos
The Sustainable Development Goals are the blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. They address the global challenges we face, including those related to poverty, inequality, climate, environmental degradation, prosperity, and peace and justice. The Goals interconnect and in order to leave no one behind, it ís important that we achieve each Goal and target by 2030
201 to 500 staff
Sharing Life Africa
Sharing Life Africa is a nonprofit that supports teaching and learning for children living in underserved communities and invest in the economic empowerment of women so their children can have access to school and quality education
1 to 10 staff
Techsocietal
TechSocietal works at the intersection of technology policy, rights and society to reduce digital inequalities, by fostering safe and inclusive access to and use of digital technologies for all, especially for women/girls and children/youth.
1 to 10 staff
The African Rebranding Project - Tarp Africa
An Afrocentric nonprofit organisation focused on advocacy and actions on Good Governance and Development, Gender and Inequalities, Climate Change and the Environment with the aim of achieving social change through a radical but unique bottom-to-top approach. TARP Africa is registered in Nigeria as the YOUTH AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRAINING INITIATIVE (7063215)
11 to 50 staff
Think Help Restore Thr Media
THR Media is a social enterprise using new media and technology solutions in helping women and girls break free, find shelter and recover from Sexual and Gender-Based Violence which includes domestic violence, trafficking, and other types of exploitation.
1 to 10 staff
Youth Sustainable Development Network Ysdn
The Youth Sustainable Development Network (YSDN) collaborates with young people and changemakers worldwide to cultivate an environment conducive to achieving a sustainable and resilient future by 2030. With a focus on youth engagement, the YSDN offers intellectual guidance and scientific evidence to address the challenges outlined in the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Through humanistic and critical thinking, the network promotes research, education, and practical initiatives to foster equitable global communities and create more sustainable societies. Since its existence in 2019, the YSDN has empowered over youth, reduced emissions by 258.11 tons of CO2, and forged 20 strategic partnerships while implementing three impactful sustainability projects.
11 to 50 staff
