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A Nigerian nonprofit for children & adolescents

Empowering the Future.

We work directly with schools and communities across Nigeria on education access, body safety, digital safety, and substance abuse prevention, one classroom, one conversation at a time.

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Four programmes

Where we do the work.

Four connected programmes for the four things every child needs protection around: school, body, screen, and health.

Education access

Safe Schools Initiative

Removing the barriers that keep Nigerian children out of a classroom, including fees, distance, safety, and learning materials.

Body safety & consent

My Body, My Right

Age-appropriate conversations on body safety, consent, and reproductive health, so children can name harm and ask for help.

Online protection

Digital Safety for Young People

Practical tools to help adolescents recognise online grooming, scams, and harmful content, and know where to turn.

Substance abuse prevention

Stay Clear, Stay Safe

Prevention-first education on drugs, alcohol, and codeine misuse, grounded in the realities young Nigerians actually face.

Field proof

Real classrooms. Real communities.

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Measured impact

What the last twelve months looked like.

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182

Body safety sessions delivered

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3,240

Adolescents in digital safety labs

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418

Out-of-school children re-enrolled

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96

Teachers trained on safeguarding

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Voices from the field

From the people we work with.

“Before the workshop, my students didn’t have words for what was happening to them. Now they do, and they know I will listen.”

Mrs. A., Primary 5 Teacher

Lagos partner school

“The digital safety session was the first time anyone spoke to me plainly about the risks online. I’ve changed how I use my phone.”

Tolu, 15

Ibadan Secondary

“Ridd Aid shows up, does the work, and comes back. That’s rare, and that’s why our community trusts them.”

Community Leader

Ogun State

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Impact partners

Working together, reaching further.

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