The initiation of the Adult Education Program for Basic Literacy on September 2nd, 2023, marked a significant milestone in SLNI’s commitment to empowering women in the Kpaduma community. Designed as a transformative endeavor, this three-month program emerged as a beacon of educational opportunity for 20 women who, until now, had been denied access to formal

SLNI lining for the Needy Initiative (SLNI) on the 19th, 20th, 22nd &23rd of August 2019 carried out Kids Club Activities at Piwoyi, Kpaduma, Drumi and Karu Communities respectively. The activities which commenced at 12:00 pm at each location started with opening prayers and a brief introduction of all present. The CPC Officer in person

Monthly community activities in Kpaduma. Adolescent Club: Talk on life skills and effective communication and how it involves them in their daily life routines. Adolescents were encouraged to always be in the category of a confident communicators and to show good examples character wise. AGYW. – Discussion about Learning to say No to immoral situations,

HTS, Food Demonstration, Adolescent and kids clubs activities at Durumi, one of our adopted communities. The food prepared is Gote, a locally made cuisine with ingredients ranging from corn, vegetables, meat, dried fish, Maggi, salt, pepper, diced onions, amongst others. Usually prepared and consumed by northerners, the women were excited at the prospects of learning

HTS, Parenting, Nutrition, Adolescent and kids clubs activities yesterday, one of our adopted communities. The women were taught the basic tenets of parenting skills and the values of nutrition to their diet for healthy growth and living. Emphasis was made on the need to cultivate vegetables into their daily meals and the intake of fruits

SLNI in partnership with vitamin angels, administered de-worming and vitamin A supplement to Children aged (5-11) to prevent the risk of diarrhea