In Niger State, where communities continue to navigate the long-term social and psychological impacts of conflict, poverty, and displacement, Safer World Foundation has commenced the implementation of two critical…
In response to the devastating floods that have affected over 293,000 individuals across 16 Local Government Areas (LGAs) in Bauchi State, Safer World Foundation and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) with funding from The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) through The Rapid Response Fund (RFF), have signed a grant agreement to provide urgent humanitarian assistance to those affected.
Safer World Foundation had the profound honor of participating in a roundtable discussion hosted by the US Embassy, featuring a distinguished delegation from the United States of America. This event…
On the occasion of International Peace Day, we pause to reflect on the pivotal role that education plays in fostering peace in our world.
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In recent times, Nigeria has been grappling with the unsettling issue of violence and ethnic tension, which has been further exacerbated by the pre and post-2023 general elections. This disconcerting trend has highlighted the urgent need to foster a culture of tolerance and peace among ethnic groups within the country.
A Journey to Recovery: Exploring the Power of Trauma Healing Psychosocial Support. © Safer World Foundation/2022/Maiduguri Meet Amina, a young woman who endured the horrors of violence and displacement in her hometown. She witnessed the destruction of her community, lost loved ones, and was forced to flee from her home, leaving behind everything she knew
Safer World Foundation (SWF) Signs new grants with the Nigerian North East Connection (NEC) funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) On May 13 2022, the Northeast Connection (NEC) awarded Safer World Foundation (SWF) two new grants in Adamawa State of Nigeria to implement two projects titled “Youth Inclusion in Democratic Conflict
In our society today, violence against women is woven into the fabric of society to such an extent that many who are victimized begin to accept that they are at fault. Many of those who perpetrate violence feel justified by strong societal messages and trends that insinuate that rape, battering, sexual harassment, child abuse, and
Psychosocial Support Training for Staff of the Sexual Assault Referral Centers (SARC) overview of the activity The Kaduna State Government has made some efforts to put in place a Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SBGV) response system. This includes creating four Sexual Assault and Referral Centers (SARC) across the three senatorial zones of the state under
Dikwa Success Story “Once during a Boko Haram invasion, I ran away with my baby strapped on my back. When I got to a moderately safe place I stopped to breastfeed my child and my heart shattered as all i held in in my hands was his lifeless body. All along I was running and