40
girls on itakeactions.org taking actions for their communities.
12
girls enrolled in GCB STEM programme.
35
women empowered with health and financial support.
N100,000
small-scale business grant disbursed to rural women.
Why we exist
The Problem
In Nigeria, women and girls face barriers to education, economic security, and healthcare, perpetuating cycles of inequality and limiting their potential.
Our Vision
A Nigeria where women and girls flourish as confident and influential leaders, contributing significantly to national development.
Our Approach
GAF’s approach centers on empowering women and girls through advocacy, education, and economic support. We provide tools, training, and resources that enable them to overcome barriers and thrive. By fostering active citizenship, building community support, and addressing systemic inequalities, we work to create a future where women and girls can fully participate in and contribute to society. Our programs focus on grassroots impact, ensuring every initiative meets the unique needs of those we serve while amplifying their voices to drive meaningful change.
Discover Our Impact
We are excited to share the Grace Agbonlahor Foundation 2024 Annual Report. Dive into the achievements, stories, and progress that have shaped our journey over the past year.
Read the ReportOther Publications
A collection of our various publications; reports, case studies, research, etc showcasing our work, impact, and insights into advocacy, health, and empowerment for women and girls in Nigeria.
MarketCare Baseline Study Report
Explore the findings of the MarketCare Baseline Study, a comprehensive assessment designed to understand the health, financial, and economic challenges faced by market women in Nigeria, guiding impactful interventions.
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MarketCare Inaugural Workshop Report
Inaugural MarketCare Health Workshop: Empowering market women with essential health knowledge, medical screenings, and practical strategies for chronic disease management.
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GCB 2024 Class Workshop Report
Empowering young girls in STEM: Highlights from the inaugural Girls in Career Boost (GCB) Foundation workshop, fostering skills, inspiration, and gender equality in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
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