Tabitha Cumi Foundation

19/08/2026

An engaging and impactful Parents Club Training was held in Bauchi State under the Girls Rights Education and Protection (G-REAP) Project.

The session explored the role of parents in GBV prevention and how parents can become strong advocates for the safety, rights and wellbeing of girls in their families, schools and communities.

One of the highlights was an engaging group discussion on harmful family norms and their implications for GBV prevention. Parents openly shared experiences, discussed how harmful norms can affect girls, and worked together to identify positive changes that can be promoted within their families and communities.

Participants also developed and discussed action plans for establishing Parents Clubs in schools and communities, creating a pathway for continued engagement, collective action and sustainability beyond the project closeout.

18/08/2026

17/08/2026

An engaging and impactful Parents Club Training was conducted in Benue State bringing parents together to learn, reflect and take action towards preventing GBV under the G-REAP Project.

Inspired by the training, Participants pledged to create awareness in their schools churches, PTA meetings, and communities, becoming advocates for gender equality and safer environments for girls.

One of the highlights was an engaging group discussion on harmful family norms and their implications for GBV prevention. Parents openly shared experiences, discussed how harmful norms can affect girls, and worked together to identify positive changes that can be promoted within their families and communities.

13/08/2026

An engaging and impactful Parents Club Training was conducted in Lagos State bringing parents together to learn, reflect and take action towards preventing GBV under the G-REAP Project.

Inspired by the training, Participants pledged to create awareness in their schools churches, PTA meetings, and communities, becoming advocates for gender equality and safer environments for girls.

One of the highlights was an engaging group discussion on harmful family norms and their implications for GBV prevention. Parents openly shared experiences, discussed how harmful norms can affect girls, and worked together to identify positive changes that can be promoted within their families and communities.

12/08/2026

An engaging and impactful Parents Club Training was conducted in FCT, Abuja bringing parents together to learn, reflect and take action towards preventing GBV under the G-REAP Project.

Inspired by the training, Participants pledged to create awareness in their schools churches, PTA meetings, and communities, becoming advocates for gender equality and safer environments for girls.

One of the highlights was an engaging group discussion on harmful family norms and their implications for GBV prevention. Parents openly shared experiences, discussed how harmful norms can affect girls, and worked together to identify positive changes that can be promoted within their families and communities.

12/08/2026

Through the Girls’ Rights, Education and Protection (G-REAP) Project, we recently hosted a Peer Educators Training to equip young girls with the leadership, communication, and advocacy skills needed to lead transformation in their schools and communities in Benue State.

The training reinforced the crucial roles of peer educators in sustaining the G-REAP project and creating awareness on GBV prevention.

Through group discussions, demo facilitations, and a lively Bingo Chart icebreaker 🎯 the girls built deep connections and learned how to support their peers effectively.

10/08/2026

Tabitha Cumi Foundation successfully held a one-day Capacity Building Training for Peer Educators across participating schools and communities in Lagos State.

The highly interactive session equipped girls with practical skills to facilitate safe spaces, identify vulnerable girls, provide basic psychosocial support and promote positive behavioural change.

Through role plays, group discussions, demonstrations, and shared experiences, participants explored real-life challenges and practical solutions for creating safer and more supportive spaces for girls.

Together, we are empowering girls who listen, support and champion gender-based violence prevention.

10/08/2026

The Tabitha Cumi Foundation team hosted selected peer educators from our G-REAP schools and communities for a capacity-building training under the Girls' Rights Educationand Protection Project in Abuja.

During this training, Participants' understanding of their roles as peer educators were strengthened while building essential communication and leadership skills through interactive learning sessions, facilitating group exercises, and engaging in role-play activities. The hands-on demonstrations and enthusiastic participation reflected the commitment of these young leaders to driving positive change in their communities.

Together, we're equipping peer educators with the knowledge and confidence to make a lasting impact.🎯

07/08/2026

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We cannot wait to see the waves of impact these young leaders will create! 🚀
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07/08/2026

Through the Girls’ Rights, Education and Protection (G-REAP) Project, we recently hosted a Peer Educators Training to equip young girls with the leadership, communication, and advocacy skills needed to lead transformation in their schools and communities in Bauchi State.

Through highly interactive sessions—including group discussions, demo facilitations, and a lively Bingo Chart icebreaker 🎯 the girls built deep connections and learned how to support their peers effectively.

By utilizing practical and participatory learning, this training has strengthened their confidence to use their voices to promote positive behaviours, and actively contribute to preventing Gender-Based Violence (GBV).The energy in the room was incredible!

We cannot wait to see the waves of impact these young leaders will create! 🚀