Atem Foundation for the Less Privileged

With support from Schmitz-Stiftungen through African Women for Empowerment (AWE) e.V., AFLP Nigeria helps participating households build practical poultry farming knowledge, strengthen local food production, and develop income pathways that can continue beyond a single relief distribution.

ANOVTECH creates practical computer access for children who are often excluded from digital learning. The project supports foundational digital skills, confidence with learning technology, and safer participation in a world where education and opportunity increasingly require digital access.

EcoCrowd supports community-led environmental responsibility through awareness, local participation, and practical action. The project encourages young people and residents to protect shared spaces, reduce environmental health risks, and connect sustainability with everyday community wellbeing.

Delivered with African Women for Empowerment and ASA, the project helps young people document lived experience, conduct respectful interviews, strengthen media skills, and use storytelling to promote dialogue across communities.

DRIPS brings community members into practical conversations about rights, protection, peaceful coexistence, and accountable local action. The project supports awareness, referrals, and civic confidence for people navigating insecurity and displacement.

TRAINWEE focuses on practical economic empowerment for women who need reliable tools to rebuild income. Participants are supported with skills, financial confidence, and enterprise thinking that can strengthen household stability and food security.

QUALI-ED reduces barriers that keep vulnerable children out of the classroom. AFLP Nigeria works with families and communities to support school participation, provide learning materials where possible, and advocate for safer, more consistent access to quality education.