EVENTS Vegetable farming training for women VEGETABLE FARMING TRAINING SPONSORED BY THE RAJA FOUNDATION We are delighted to bring to you some of the hightlights of the recently concluded training on vegetable farming that we had in Nsukka which was sponsored by the Raja foundation in order to promote food security in our immediate community. […]
EVENTS YALE YOUNG AFRICAN SCHOLAR 2021 As a team we are out to see that the girl child is educated. Educating the girl child is one of the tool that can be used to largely eradicate gender based violence in our society. Hence our dedication to seeing that young girls get educated. The yale young
EWIN organized a scholarship program feb 25, 2021 Read More »
EMPOWERMENT E-WIM empowers 20 teenage girls from Igboeze South LGA. In commemoration of Menstrual Health Hygiene Day, 2024, we’re celebrating 20 amazing teenage girls from Igboeze South LGA.These girls just completed a workshop on making reusable cloth pads. Now, they’re equipped to manage their own health and empower others with a sustainable and affordable option.They’re
EWIN empowers 20 teenage girls from Igboeze South LGA. 7th May 2024 Read More »
EDUCATION/CLIMATE CHANGE E-WIN embark on climate education at University of Nigeria, secondary school, Nsukka 16 Days of Activism Awareness raising is one of the important component of the adaptation process to manage the impact of climate change, enhance adaptive capacity and reduce overall vulnerability. Thus, as part of our @ProtectOurPlanet South East Nigeria Initiative, we
e-win embarked on climate education in secondary school March 12 2023 Read More »
We were at the community secondary school Obukpa in Nsukka LGA to period talk Equity watch initiative visited community secondary school Obukpa in Nsukka LGA to encage girls on menstrual hygiene education. At this event we had student in their numbers who were happy to learn and also received free re-useable pads.We will like to
E-WIN visits community secondary school Obukpa in Nsukka LGA to period talk Read More »
Equity watch initiative visited some schools to educate students concerning menstrual hygiene management in Nsukka local government area in Enugu state. EQUITY WATCH INITIATIVE [E-WIN] menstrual health education and hygiene management (MHM) aims to empower young girls, with knowledge, confidence, and access to resources to manage their periods comfortably, hygienically, and without shame. In this
Equity Watch Initiative embarked on sensitization/advocacy visit to Ministry of Youths and Sports, Enugu state. Matters bothering on focused attention on the young people particularly girls in rural communities in Nsukka with regards to menstrual health education and menstrual hygiene management, and prevention of violence against girls particularly sexual violence were discussed with the honorable
EVENTS Educational Support for Indigent Students Community Secondary School, Umundu, Udenu LGA Nigeria is a country with immense potential but faces the complex realities of poverty and educational disparities. Millions of children, particularly in rural areas, face significant barriers to accessing quality education. About 48% of Nigerians live below the national poverty line, making affording
Educational Support for Indigent Students Umuitodo October – November, 2023 Read More »
Period poverty is a pressing issue that affects millions of girls and women worldwide, particularly in rural communities where access to sanitary products are limited. Lack of access to menstrual health products impacts girl child education and makes her vulnerable to abuse. With the support of Girls Opportunity Alliance , we conducted a train the
E-WIN empowers girls with knowledge on how to make reusable cloth pads Read More »
EVENTS E-WIN GIRLS EMPOWERMENT INITIATIVE Educational Support for Indigent Students Ibagwa girls secondary school Nigeria is a country with immense potential but faces the complex realities of poverty and educational disparities. Millions of children, particularly in rural areas, face significant barriers to accessing quality education. About 48% of Nigerians live below the national poverty line,
