Brave Child Initiative

Colleagues from Brave Child Initiative held a one day project close out meeting to discuss overall, what went well, what did not go so well, what barriers staff encountered towards achieving project objectives and what would be done differently in future projects, from engaging with communities to design, implementation, and monitoring.

It was a full day of sharing, learning and planning for the future.

Development Exchange Centre

Super Inspiring!

Brave Child Initiative was represented at the skill up experience exhibition put together by PUREHaven Children have learned valuable skills and have transformed that learning to create value, while in the future, it is expected to translate into earning.

Children have a right to learn and that learning must uncover relevant opportunities for the future.

New Era for Peace

Pictures from the Community Town hall for Peace and Reintegration. Some key results from the townhall include:

1. Peace Action plan developed with key community stakeholders, security representatives and participants.
2. Women provided strong recommendations for peace moving forward.
3. Established relationship with women paricipants and security personnel.
4. Strengthened Community Peace and Cohesion.
5. Increased participation of Women in Peacebuilding efforts.

Super thankful to all stakeholders, partcipants, staff, volunteers and donor who made this possible.

Brave Child Initiative participated in a 2-days training on Communication and Humanitarian Visibility organized by the Northeast Community Engagement, Accountability and Localization (CEAL) Working Group and the Humanitarian Communication Working Group in .

Super insight around Organizational
branding & visibility, gathering success stories from the field, social media, photography and a lot more.






United Nations OCHA Nigeria

While Brave Child Initiative supports children, women and communities, monitoring and evaluation helps the team gain insights into trends from data collected and analysed. Questions asked to determine what works well, what’s not working so well and an opportunity to course correct.

Supported women are manning their businesses, recording daily sales and on their way to self-sufficiency.




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Mesntrual Education+ access+ No shame+ Healthy lives.

Menstrual health is a sensitive and needed topic among girls. Think of a community where girls do not learn about their periods, they risk infection, miss school, and suffer in silence.

Brave Child Initiative

Access to health is a right for all . Happy World Health Day 2026.


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Happy New Month.

We hope your dreams come true in April.

Cheers!

Happy New Week from Brave Child Initiative
Big goals and busy weeks start with simple consistent action. No need to have everything figured out right now, just begin.

Quote of the Day~

Powerful quote by Malala Yousafzai activist for Education.



Malala Fund

Additional women project participants supported to start businesses of their choosing.

Journey towards self-sufficiency and growth💪🏾💪🏾