Every child deserves a meal, a mat and a future.
Meals are cooked and supplied by paid women's cooperatives in the same ward.
Almajiri children are among the most visible and least supported group in northern Nigeria. This programme meets their immediate needs while opening a path to skills and literacy.
We work with Tsangaya schools and their teachers rather than around them, combining welfare support with practical learning.
Regular meals and nutritional supplements at partner Tsangaya schools.
Soap, clothing, deworming, medical screening and clean water access.
Slates, books, writing materials and basic literacy and numeracy support.
Older children linked into the Skills Acquisition Academy tracks.
Women's quota: Paid women's cooperatives — Meals are cooked and supplied by paid women's cooperatives in the same ward.
Tsangaya school registers with the ward education desk.
Pupil numbers and needs are assessed.
Nutrition, hygiene and learning materials are delivered.
Older pupils are linked to skills training.
Children are fed and taught, while the women who cook and care for them earn a steady income — one programme lifting two generations at once.
* Participation is subject to eligibility, available resources and programme guidelines.