Jen Initiative for Integrity and Development (JIID)
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- Average annual staff numbers:
08 - Average annual number of volunteers:
20 - Average annual operational budget:
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Annual Reports
Audited Account
Key Evaluations - Bishop Dalton Plaza, Plot 9 Galadima Aminu Way, Opposite First Bank, Jimeta-Yola, Adamawa State>
Latest Activity
Community Engagements (Advocacies and Sensitizations) on Preventing Conflict Related SGBV among Internally Displaced Women and Girls
2 months ago
Organization Mission
MISSION STATEMENT Our mission at JIID is to passionately champion gender equality and uplift the quality of life for the most vulnerable, particularly women and girls, in challenging conflict environments. Through offering vital humanitarian and developmental support, we cultivate a secure, empowering space, and prioritize essential resources and access, fostering a world where all can thrive.
Organization Vision
JIID envisions a society where men and women, boys and girls, young and old, person with disabilities can participate equally in their collective and individual development.
Institutional donor/partner funds received in the last five years
| Donor | Amount | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Open Society Foundations | 2years |
List the due diligence assessments conducted in the last 2 years
| Donor | Month | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Goal Prime | February | 2023 |
Sectors of operational activities
Protection
| Who | Where | When | What |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jen Initiative for Integrity and Deveopment | Adamawa, Madagali | 2023 | Preventing Conflict Related Sexual Gender Based Violence among Internally Displaced Women and Girls in the North East. |
| Jen Initiative for Integrity and Development | Adamawa, Gombi | 2023 | System Strengthening, Birth registration, Community Sensitizations on Child Protection concerns, Case management |
| Jen Initiative for Integrity and Development | Adamawa, Numan | 2023 | Sensitization of women and girls on GBV concerns and distribution of dignity kits |
Education
| Who | Where | When | What |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jen Initiative for Integrity and Development | Adamawa, Yola South | 2023 | Identification of Sangaya schools |
| Jen Initiative for Integrity and Development | Adamawa, Yola South | 2024 | Identification of out of school children |
| Jen Initiative for Integrity and Development | Adamawa, Demsa | 2023 | Awareness/Sensitization of adolescent girls on Cyber bullying |
Food Security
| Who | Where | When | What |
|---|---|---|---|
Livelihood
| Who | Where | When | What |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jen Initiative for Integrity and Development | Adamawa, Madagali | 2023 | Catering and Soap making skill acquisition training and distribution of start-up kits for women and girls |
| Jen Initiative for Integrity and Development | Adamawa, Michika | Catering and Soap making skill acquisition training and distribution of start-up kits for women and girls | |
| Jen Initiative for Integrity and Development | Adamawa, Gombi | Poultry skill acquisition training and distribution of start-up kits for women and girls |
WASH
| Who | Where | When | What |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jen Initiative for Integrity and Development | Adamawa, Yola South | 2023 | Distribution of flood relief materials |
| Jen Initiative for Integrity and Development | Adamawa, Fufore | 2023 | Sensitization of Women and adolescent girls on Menstrual Hygiene and Distribution of dignity kits |
| Jen Initiative for Integrity and Development | Adamawa, Numan | Distribution of flood relief materials |
Nutrition
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Health
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Shelter
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