Our Approach/Models

Partnering with Youths

The Partnering with Youths for Health (PY4H) initiative strengthens the role of youths in health and development.

Launched in 2016, the initiative encourages young people to make an impact on the health of disadvantaged rural or urban slum communities.

Partnering with Youths

PY4H programs

PY4H campaign against Gender-Based violence

The PY4H Team working to end FGM in Ekiti State

The Next Hundred

The Next Hundred (TNH) initiative is aimed at bringing transformative changes to communities through the participation of women, girls, and youths one hundred at a time. This initiative repositions our accountability in alignment with donors’ strategic priority for targeted beneficiaries (women, girls, children, and youth) by delivering transformative programs in underserved communities in the form of life skills, information, education, and social services in a range of one hundred(s) at a time.

The Next Hundred

The Next Hundred Past Activities

The Next Hundred Public Health Stewards

TNH conversation with public health leaders

Ending preventable sickness and death among women and children

The Next Hundred Women Economically Empowered

The Next Hundred Women’s Group

Past Activity

Ending preventable sickness and death among women and children.

Past Activity

The Next Hundred Women Economically Empowered

women in public health leadership

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Structured Giving

Take a minute to check which of these affects you
⇾ Do you regularly give or donate to those in need but want to make your giving more meaningful?
⇾ Does your organization implement Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) projects? or about to start doing so?

How can you identify and target those in genuine need?

How can you make your donations more meaningful?

How can you make your donations more structured and organized?

How do you structure it?

How can your organization identify which thematic areas to focus on?

How can your organization identify new groups in need of interventions?

How can you identify which interventions are most helpful?

Are you:

Nigerian philanthropist seeking to improve the structure of your support to the needy?

Nigerian in diaspora seeking to impact the health of your community members back in Nigeria?

Nigerian seeking to show compassion to the needy during anniversaries (birthday, wedding, etc.)?

Nigeria seeking to show compassion to the needy during Christmas, Easter, etc.)

Politicians seeking to impact community health through a constituency project on philanthropic effort?

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