Because Only Together We Can Empower Adolescents for a Healthier Future
Through our 8-month Pilot Study in FCT, Nigeria, WFI is reducing the risk factors of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) by promoting healthy lifestyles among adolescents — in homes, schools, and communities.
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Empowering Adolescents for a Healthier Future
Because Only Together We Can Empower Adolescents for a Healthier Future
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the Community-Based Wellness Initiative
We deliver real impact by integrating health education and behavior change strategies into the everyday lives of young people and their families.
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Who We Are

Women Friendly Initiative (WFI), founded in year 2000 and registered in 2003 with the Corporate Affairs Commission of Nigeria with registration number RC16069, is a national non-governmental, non-political, not-for-profit, and charitable organization. WFI’s organizational culture is hinged on the philosophy that “People are the best agents of change”. This is demonstrated in her unwavering commitment to the empowerment of vulnerable, less privileged and marginalized communities to overcome social, economic and cultural factors that limit their ability to make fully informed choices and/or limit their potentials for optimal development with a view to strengthening local institutions, structures and entities that enhance community health, economic, legal, social welfare and entrenchment of the rights of vulnerable populations especially women, youth and children.

What We Do

VISION

To be among the biggest and best organisation in the world making sustainable difference to hundreds of millions of women globally with a target to produce the healthiest generation ever.

MISSION

To produce a society that is egalitarian and offers equal opportunity for productive development, people participation, community leadership, independence of voluntary action, reflection of social and cultural choice and a genuine partnership with other sectors on a ‘best practice’ basis as a catalyst for healthy living, sustainable development and poverty reduction.

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