Tabitha Cumi Foundation

10/09/2026

We were delighted to welcome Joella, an experienced humanitarian and aid worker who has worked with different organisations across countries such as South Sudan, Bangladesh,Afghanistan, Ghana, supporting communities and advancing humanitarian efforts.

Her visit to TCF was an opportunity for meaningful engagement, learning and exchange. We shared more about who we are, our vision and mission, the work we do, our past projects and partnerships, and how we continue to work towards improving the lives of marginalised women and girls.

Joella also shared insights from her years of humanitarian work, reflecting on her experiences, lessons learned, and the importance of strengthening the way support reaches communities and responds to their realities.

The visit also included a tour of our Creative Hub, where Joella got to see firsthand the incredible work, creativity and materials produced by the girls. .

At TCF, we believe that collaboration, learning and shared experiences are essential to creating lasting change.

08/09/2026

*Happy International Literacy Day*
Literacy is more than just learning to read and write; it is the ultimate tool for sustainable transformation.

At Tabitha Cumi Foundation, we're empowering women and girls, building confidence, shattering systemic barriers, and fostering true social inclusion through education thereby changing the course of their lives, their community, and our collective future.

On this International Literacy Day, we are celebrating in line with this year’s official theme, “ *Literacy for people, the planet and prosperity* ”.

When a girl learns to read, she grows to lead, gains the agency to make informed choices about her health, her safety, and critical knowledge needed to adapt to climate change as well as implement sustainable practices.

07/09/2026

*A Milestone Worth Celebrating!
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We are grateful to God and excited to celebrate the successful completion of the provision of 6 Power Tillers & 2 Combined Harvesters for farmers in Kwara State funded by the Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Project (GGP) of the Embassy of Japan and implemented by Tabitha Cumi Foundation.

While HE Ambassador Suzuki Hideo of Japan joined the event virtually, Mr Isaiah Adejoh , GGP Co-ordinator Embassy of Japan, Engr Dr Segun Ademiluyi the NCAM Japanese Project Coordinator, Comfort Bello representing TCF ED, and other stakeholders were at the event which held at Ilorin, Kwara State.

Through this intervention, 6 power tillers and 2 combine harvesters have been provided to support rice farmers co-operatives in Lafiaji and Shonga communities of Kwara State, helping to improve productivity, reduce post-harvest losses, increase incomes, and strengthen sustainable livelihoods.

These agricultural equipments were officially commissioned and handed over to the farmers by the GGP Coordinator, Embassy of Japan, at the National Centre for Agricultural Mechanization (NCAM), Kwara State.

We give all glory to God for the successful completion of this impactful project and thank the Government & People of Japan for their generous support for grass root development in Nigeria.

🌱 From machines to opportunities, we are helping communities cultivate a more prosperous future! 🌾🚜

05/09/2026

31/08/2026

*Period poverty should NOT keep our brilliant young Girls out of the classroom. 🩸✨*

We visited our AKGIS schools in Imo State to distribute sanitary pads and fully stocked emergency boxes, to ensure that adolescent girls have the essential supplies they need to stay in school with confidence and dignity.

This emergency box in the schools means that unexpected period will NOT result into missed school days. When we support menstrual hygiene, we support education, equality, and the future of our community at large. 🩸🚹

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.