A Nation in Crisis

Nigeria is facing one of the world’s most severe humanitarian crises, with 90% of all Christians killed globally each year losing their lives there, driven by conflict and terrorism. The Boko Haram insurgency, armed conflicts, and banditry have displaced over 3.6 million people, with 8.3 million in urgent need of assistance. More than 4.4 million Nigerians are experiencing food insecurity, and 2.2 million children suffer from severe acute malnutrition. The crisis has also disrupted education, leaving over 1.5 million children out of school, while healthcare services remain inaccessible for millions due to ongoing violence and instability.

Our Response

Our team is currently in Nigeria, providing:

• Emergency food aid
• Agriculture initiatives to support food security
• Education for children and vulnerable women
• Vocational training to help families rebuild their lives

We are actively working in Nigeria to address critical humanitarian needs and foster long-term stability. Through emergency food aid, we provide immediate relief to families facing hunger and malnutrition. Our agricultural initiatives equip communities with sustainable farming practices to enhance food security and economic resilience. We are also committed to education, ensuring that children and vulnerable women have access to learning opportunities that empower them for the future. Additionally, our vocational training programs help families rebuild their lives by equipping them with essential skills for self-sufficiency. By investing in both urgent relief and long-term development, we strive to create lasting change in Nigeria’s most vulnerable communities.