As part of the ongoing FLEP’s Transformed Livelihood Project (TLP) 2025 implementation, 30 participants in Asaga Ohafia Local Government of Abia State were engaged in a three day Entrepreneurship, Life skills and practical Agricultural (Goat and Tomatoes) training. This training was designed to inspire participants towards entrepreneurship and employment opportunities. All participants were empowered with tomato seeds, ensuring they could […]
Young Christians and Muslims in Jos came together for FLEP’s Freedom of Religion and Belief (FORB) training – breaking stereotypes, building peace, and promoting prosperity. Some participants shared how the experience transformed their views. Now, they’re taking the message of unity to schools and communities in Jos! To our sponsors Barnmissionen , Children’s Mission Africa and our partners — The […]
As the Transformed Livelihood Project (TLP 2025) continues to reach more communities, Gwagwalada, a semi-urban area, has also come on board. Forty young people, including those already running small businesses and others interested in starting one, recently took part in a hands-on three-day entrepreneurship training. The sessions covered entrepreneurship concepts on Lean startup, value proposition and financial management. Our objective […]
Its the second quarter of the year and we are glad to share with you our second quarter (April to June) newsletter with a major title – ” Bright future ahead for six IDP girls”. This particular story explains our activities with six IDP girls. The entire newsletter encompasses stories and activities within the said period. Click here to get […]
In a city once divided by fear, a new story is rising — one of peace, unity and prosperity Through our FoRB project in Jos, FLEP Nigeria brought Muslims and Christians together to learn, listen, and lead. This training wasn’t just about dialogue — it was about building bridges across beliefs and empowering communities through participants to thrive in peace […]
In the midst of the challenges faced by widows, orphans, and single mothers in the community of Angwan Miango Tudun Wada Jos, a glimmer of hope emerged during the Christmas season in 2023. These resilient women, struggling to make ends meet for their families, found solace during the Christmas outreach as they received relief materials from FLEP Thrift Clothing distribution […]
Women who find themselves in a supportive group in their community are encouraged to have open discussion about the challenges they are facing, the supportive groups are built with a system of accountability and responsibility among members, leading to personal and group growth. One of the primary things in the development of rural women is cooperative social groups and mentorship; […]