Bringing Hope and Joy through FLEP Thrift Clothing at Angwan Miango Tudun Wada Jos

Bringing Hope and Joy through FLEP Thrift Clothing at Angwan Miango Tudun Wada Jos

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 […]

FLEP Nigeria Visit to Students in Missions Conference

Pictorial excerpt of FLEP Nigeria visit to Students in Missions Conference put together by The Navigators Nigeria held in FCT, Abuja. We had a special session for advocacy where we discussed NCG (No Corruption Generation) and how we can achieve a corruption-free society. It was an all-inclusive sensitization session where participants contributed on how to tackle corruption from all angles. […]

Cooperative – social groups contribute to the growth and empowerment of women.

Cooperative – social groups contribute to the growth and empowerment of women.

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; […]

Building a strong financial foundation and freedom is the financial literacy factor of The Full Life Empowerment Programme (FLEP); delivered in partnership with Legions of Hope Empowerment Network participants received training on personal financial planning. Creating a Strong Financial Foundation and freedom teaches you to take a pro-active approach to manage your money; even if you do not currently have […]

The Developing Brain: An Early Window Of Opportunity For Learning

Long before a child enters the classroom, inequities can create a lasting imprint on the architecture of the brain. Recent research on brain development casts new light on the formative influence of early childhood experience. In the first few years of life, a child’s brain creates 700 to 1,000 new neural connections every second, a pace that later diminishes. These […]