Inspired Generation Leadership Initiative (IGLI)
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- Average annual staff numbers:
10 - Average annual number of volunteers:
100 - Average annual operational budget:
NGN $50,000 - Useful Links:
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Latest Activity
We convene sensitization and advocacy calls among the in-school and out-of-school youths on drug abuse and SGBV as well as leadership
2 weeks ago
Organization Mission
To intervene in social issues affecting the communities, the church and the nation as a whole, particularly on youth leadership, drug and substance abuse mitigation, gender based violence and other innovative projects towards national transformation
Organization Vision
To champion national and international leadership issues for raising of excellent minded and integrity oriented youths, who through right values would be able to project change and curb social menace bedeviling the society like SGBV and Drug Abuse.
Institutional donor/partner funds received in the last five years
| Donor | Amount | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Anglican Compassion and Development Initiative | N2,000,000 | 1YEARS |
| Ford Foundation | $184,000 | 3YEARS |
| Medical Ambassadors International | N500,000 | 5YEARS |
List the due diligence assessments conducted in the last 2 years
| Donor | Month | Year |
|---|---|---|
| ACADI | September | 2023 |
| ACADI | January | 2024 |
| ACADI | January | 2024 |
Sectors of operational activities
Protection
| Who | Where | When | What |
|---|---|---|---|
| GBV Survivors | Ebonyi, Abakaliki | 2014 | Gender: We are currently working on a project titled “Transformational Response to Gender Based Violence in religious institutions. IGLI understands the issues of Gender Based Violence has become widespread, with highest prevalent rate among the challenges confronting the society today, the church in particular and the nation at large. Thus we have develop the project “CON PREVENT GBV”, with the objective of confronting this danger in the society. It is our avowed understanding that issues of Gender Based Violence among women and youth in particular poses significant risk to individuals, families, the church, the communities and the society at large. |
| Youth | FCT, Abuja Municipal | 2023 | We however are creating awareness, sensitization, mobilization and capacity enhancement of School leaders, church and community leaders, families, and networking as well as engaging relevant stakeholders, to break the silence culture, offer rehabilitations linkages. We set up SGBV free clubs in schools. This is a 3years project at first instance and we have conducted baseline in 25 faith base schools in Nigeria. During our outing, we discovered that issue of menstrual circle among girls have also become a point of Gender Based Violence in our secondary schools, so we started by identifying indigent school girls, who have stared menstruating in Faith Based Primary and Secondary schools. Our 2025 project is to help provide them with safe sanitary pads for hygienic living to save the girl child. With this in mind, we anticipate a collaborative linkage. We have done mapping already and will be glad to provide data as appropriate for collaboration. |
Education
| Who | Where | When | What |
|---|---|---|---|
| Youth | Abia, Isiala-Ngwa South | 2023 | 1. Increased Knowledge and Awareness: Young people and girls will have enhanced understanding and awareness of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), including the importance of menstrual health management. Comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) will empower them to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and futures. |
| Girls | Ebonyi, Afikpo | 2024 | 4. Enhanced Access to Youth-Friendly Services: Establishment of accessible, confidential, and non-judgmental health services tailored to the needs of young people. Trained healthcare providers will offer respectful and youth-sensitive care, encouraging more young people to seek and utilize these services. |
| Host communities | Ebonyi, lkwo | 2023 | 5. Strengthened Support Systems: Collaboration with government bodies, NGOs, and community organizations to create a supportive network that sustains and expands the impact of the project. Integration of CSE and menstrual health programs into national education curricula and health policies to ensure long-term sustainability and institutionalization. |
Food Security
| Who | Where | When | What |
|---|---|---|---|
| Person living with disabilities, marginalised or stigmatised groups | FCT, Abuja Municipal | 2023 | 1. To Conduct research to explore and document the lived experiences of GBV among 20 WWD 2. To produce a documentary of the lived experiences of GBV among WWD, highlighting how cultural and religious beliefs, systems served either as a resource or hindrance. |
| GBV Survivors | Imo, Oguta | 2023 | 3. To build the capacity of 800 religious and cultural leaders in Imo state and FCT Abuja to be effective advocates of the prevention of GBV against Women especially WWD. |
| Youth | Ebonyi, Abakaliki | 2024 | 4. To build the capacity of 50 disability rights, women’s rights civil society organizations, the media, religious and cultural organizations to work collaboratively to harness to the intersection religion, culture, disability and GBV to create a safer society for all. |
Livelihood
| Who | Where | When | What |
|---|---|---|---|
| Youth | Abia, Isiala-Ngwa North | 2020 | 5. To train 20 persons in trauma healing counselling so they can provide counselling support to victims of trauma and post trauma stress during and after the project |
| Youth | Abia, Isiala-Ngwa North | 2020 | 5. To train 20 persons in trauma healing counselling so they can provide counselling support to victims of trauma and post trauma stress during and after the project |
| Youth | Abia, Isiala-Ngwa North | 2020 | 5. To train 20 persons in trauma healing counselling so they can provide counselling support to victims of trauma and post trauma stress during and after the project |
WASH
| Who | Where | When | What |
|---|---|---|---|
| Children | Rivers, Ikwerre | 2024 | 2. Increase Access to Resources and Services • Health Service Centers: Establish and support youth-friendly health service centers in schools, communities, and online platforms to provide accessible and confidential SRHR services. • Mobile Health Clinics: Implement mobile health clinics to reach remote areas and provide SRHR services and information. • Training for Healthcare Providers: Train healthcare providers to offer non-judgmental, respectful, and youth-sensitive care. • Product Distribution: Partner with NGOs and businesses to distribute free menstrual hygiene products to schools and community centers. • Outreach Programs: Conduct community outreach programs to increase the number of new users accessing SRHR services and products. |
| Youth | Anambra, Awka North | 2024 | . Increase Knowledge of SRHR as a Human Right Amongst Marginalized Groups • Awareness Campaigns: Launch targeted awareness campaigns to educate marginalized groups about SRHR as a human right. • CSE Programs: Integrate comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) into school curricula and community programs, emphasizing SRHR as a fundamental human right. • Community Dialogues: Organize community dialogues and forums to discuss SRHR issues, challenges, and rights, encouraging participation from marginalized groups. • Information Materials: Develop and distribute information materials (pamphlets, brochures, posters) that explain SRHR in an accessible and culturally sensitive manner. |
| Girls | Enugu, Enugu North | 2024 | Individuals Increase Their Engagement in Activism to Advocate for SRHR, Particularly from Marginalized Groups • Leadership Training: Provide leadership training programs for individuals from marginalized groups to equip them with advocacy and activism skills. • Support Networks: Create support networks for SRHR activists, providing them with platforms to share experiences and strategies. • Advocacy Campaigns: Engage individuals in designing and implementing advocacy campaigns that address specific SRHR issues in their communities. • Recognition Programs: Establish recognition programs to acknowledge and celebrate the efforts of SRHR activists from marginalized groups, encouraging more individuals to get involved. |
Nutrition
| Who | Where | When | What |
|---|---|---|---|
| Youth | Ebonyi, Abakaliki | 2023 | 6. Build institutional capacity of CRH to continue to provide leadership in advocacy to prevent and mitigate GBV against women with disabilities. |
| Youth | Ebonyi, lkwo | 2023 | 6. Build institutional capacity of CRH to continue to provide leadership in advocacy to prevent and mitigate GBV against women with disabilities. |
| Youth | Ebonyi, Afikpo | 2023 | 6. Build institutional capacity of CRH to continue to provide leadership in advocacy to prevent and mitigate GBV against women with disabilities. |
Health
| Who | Where | When | What |
|---|---|---|---|
| Youth | Ebonyi, Abakaliki | 2023 | 1. Enhance Access to Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE): • Develop and implement a culturally sensitive and age-appropriate CSE curriculum in selected schools and communities. • Train educators and peer educators to effectively deliver CSE, ensuring they have the knowledge and skills to address sensitive topics confidently and accurately. • Create safe and supportive environments for young people to discuss sexual health issues openly. |
Shelter
| Who | Where | When | What |
|---|---|---|---|
| GBV Survivors | FCT, Gwagwalada | 2023 | We will develop appropriate training guide for religious and for cultural leaders which will be used the seminar. We will conduct 5 seminars for 25 religious leaders in Abuja (One in each area council) and 3 in Imo state (one in each senatorial zone). We will also conduct 5 seminars for 25 religious leaders in Abuja (One in each area council) and 3 in Imo state (one in each senatorial zone). In order to enrich discuss at the seminars and foster post seminar intersectional collaboration we will invite a total of 10 participants in each seminar drawn from representatives of CSO in womens’ rights, disability rights, media, law enforcement, and WWD. In each seminar one or 2 WWD who had experience GBV will be present to share their experiences an answer participants questions. The documentary will be shown at the seminar. Immersive story telling methodologies will be used to guide participants to immerse themselves in the experiences of the victims of GBV and explore how cultural and religious beliefs and practice drive GBV and they will themselves generate actionable activities that they can implement in their sphere of influence to reduce GBV and make their community safer and more supportive of WWD |
| GBV Survivors | FCT, Abuja Municipal | 2023 | We will develop appropriate training guide for religious and for cultural leaders which will be used the seminar. We will conduct 5 seminars for 25 religious leaders in Abuja (One in each area council) and 3 in Imo state (one in each senatorial zone). We will also conduct 5 seminars for 25 religious leaders in Abuja (One in each area council) and 3 in Imo state (one in each senatorial zone). In order to enrich discuss at the seminars and foster post seminar intersectional collaboration we will invite a total of 10 participants in each seminar drawn from representatives of CSO in womens’ rights, disability rights, media, law enforcement, and WWD. In each seminar one or 2 WWD who had experience GBV will be present to share their experiences an answer participants questions. The documentary will be shown at the seminar. Immersive story telling methodologies will be used to guide participants to immerse themselves in the experiences of the victims of GBV and explore how cultural and religious beliefs and practice drive GBV and they will themselves generate actionable activities that they can implement in their sphere of influence to reduce GBV and make their community safer and more supportive of WWD |
| GBV Survivors | FCT, Abuja Municipal | 2023 | We will develop appropriate training guide for religious and for cultural leaders which will be used the seminar. We will conduct 5 seminars for 25 religious leaders in Abuja (One in each area council) and 3 in Imo state (one in each senatorial zone). We will also conduct 5 seminars for 25 religious leaders in Abuja (One in each area council) and 3 in Imo state (one in each senatorial zone). In order to enrich discuss at the seminars and foster post seminar intersectional collaboration we will invite a total of 10 participants in each seminar drawn from representatives of CSO in womens’ rights, disability rights, media, law enforcement, and WWD. In each seminar one or 2 WWD who had experience GBV will be present to share their experiences an answer participants questions. The documentary will be shown at the seminar. Immersive story telling methodologies will be used to guide participants to immerse themselves in the experiences of the victims of GBV and explore how cultural and religious beliefs and practice drive GBV and they will themselves generate actionable activities that they can implement in their sphere of influence to reduce GBV and make their community safer and more supportive of WWD |
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