Nancy’s life was disrupted by terrorism in Borno State, forcing her family to flee to New Kuchingoro IDP Camp in Abuja. Like many displaced girls, her dreams were put on hold. But through FLEP’s Thrive Ahead Project (TAP), Nancy found a new path. After one month of intensive training and five months of internship with the Navigators Nigeria, Nancy gained […]
This Christmas, FLEP with the support of Barnmissionen organized a heartwarming celebration for more than 100 orphans from three Orphanage Homes and one IDP Camp in Abuja and also more than 200 orphans from seven different Orphanage Homes in Jos. The event aimed to create joyful memories for the children while spreading the festive cheer of the season. The celebration […]
Thrive Ahead Project (TAP) is engaging school children at Sharing prosperity school Kuchingoro IDP camp on how to build godly values and character. We want to prepare the mind of the children to become intentional leaders who will stand up against corruption and hence eradicate generational poverty.FLEP team recently mobilized the school children to clean their classrooms and the surrounding […]
Thrive Ahead Project (TAP) recently hosted a two-day teacher training for staff of Sharing Prosperity School, New Kuchingoro IDP Camp, on the topic “Transformational Teachers” .The training covered essential topics like:• Professionalism and ethical behavior in teaching• Collaboration and teamwork• Commitment and consistency• Patience and compassion One of TAP’s mission is to break the circle of generational poverty by providing […]
21-year-old Cecilia Joshua, a native of Tafawa Balewa in Bauchi State, she contracted Cerebrospinal meningitis in 2005, which was not immediately detected until she developed a severe brain disorder that has left her in acute medical condition. Cecilia is the daughter to one of our current participants of the Goat project in Tafawa Balewa community of Bauchi state. It is […]
Despite the fact that many African countries have taken strong action to combat child labour, child labour is on the increase in Africa. The 2016 Global Estimates of Child Labour indicate that one-fifth of all African children are involved in child labour, a proportion more than twice as high as in any other region. Nine per cent of African children […]