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Hope & Dreams Initiative
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- Helpline: +234 911 056 4024
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- Charity number 45-3528679
By supporting Hope and Dreams Initiative a women led organization, you'll help to create a future for self-sufficiency
About Hope & Dreams Empowering women and
Empowering women and
girls
HDI envision an equitable world where every girl and woman feel supported and empowered to reach her full potential. .
Our mission is to promote gender equality where every adolescent girl and young woman is empowered through literacy, comprehensive health, and sexuality education
We work and collaborate with partners, communities, and key stakeholders, to further improve the environment of students in Nigeria.
Our Programs
Our Programs
We put gender equality and the safety and dignity of women and girls at the center of what we do. Gender-based violence (GBV) is a global problem of epidemic proportions that demands committed action and sustained resources.
Pad4girls Drive
Menstrual Hygiene Education/End period poverty
Sexual Reproductive Health Rights
Gender Based Violence/School Related Gender based Violence
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Our Impact
"Creating change, one step at a time See the impact we’ve made together!."
Hope comes to young girls in Abuja, Nigeria as they learn about menstruation
May 28, 2017 was observed globally as Menstrual Hygiene Day. It is generally considered to be a global opportunity for partners across
Young school girls go home happy as they receive sanitary packs
Menstruation products don't come cheap, but for anyone with a period, they're essential. Women, girls in Nigeria and the world
Taking Hand washing to another level for young students in 2017
On Global Hand Washing Day, we joined partners around the world to celebrate the importance of handwashing with soap
Global Handwashing Day fulfilling for young Nigerian boys and girls
Laborious physical exercise, except to obtain advantages from it but who has any right.