With support from the OXFAM-Voice Project, MAMA Centre delivered programs that reshaped the lives of over 200 Ngwo rightsholders and female small-scale farmers, who now independently demand accountability for their socio-economic rights from policymakers.

Backed by The Freedom Fund, we established a safe space for survivors of modern slavery and sexual abuse to convene, working with over 200 survivors since 2025 and sensitising communities in Lokogoma, Kabusa, and beyond.

In collaboration with a microfinance bank under the CBN-funded Nigeria Incentive-Based Risk Sharing System for Agricultural Lending (NIRSAL), we provided financial support to over 200 Nigerian women, rightsholders, and youth in small-scale agriculture, helping them grow real businesses.

With support from Vitamin Angels, we continue to distribute Vitamin A supplements, deworming drugs, vitamin-mineral supplements, and birthing kits to Primary Health Care facilities across Nigeria, reaching pregnant women, new mothers, and children under five.

We’ve sensitized over 1,000 school girls on Gender-Based Violence and introduced the Girls Hub reporting platform across secondary schools in Nigeria.

Through legal representatives positioned across Nigeria’s six geo-political zones, we’ve successfully pursued litigation against rape and gender-based violence, while securing psycho-social support for survivors.