This project will provide 100 adolescent girls and young women, AGYW with vocational training and link them up to economic empowerment opportunities in Kaduna state and support 50 AGYW with funds to return to school and complete their secondary education. We will partner with the state education board and the state Ministry of Women Affairs to ensure enrolment back into school and linkages to economic opportunities to strengthen the agency and social capital of the 150 AGYW.

In Nigeria, evidence has shown that laws alone have not been successful in preventing sexual violence and increasing access to justice. Hence, the need for a survivor-centred and community approach would touch hearts and stimulate reflections that lead to tangible actions and improve the SGBV response. We want to continue to create awareness by showcasing survivor stories through an art exhibition, particularly to amplify and give voice to women and girls who have lost theirs due to abuse.

The mobile health service is a unique project that utilizes mobile phone and social media to engage young people and has answered over One Million questions on issues that affect their SRH . It provides a mechanism for young people to ask questions around sexual health and HIV/AIDS, by text messages,telephone hotline, Facebook or through email/web based interface, and receive unbiased and accurate information, which enables them to make informed decisions about their sexual reproductive health.