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📢 Advocating for the rights & well-being of children & youth
Laying a good foundation!!

19/08/2026

Beyond the Press Release…

Are NGOs communicating simply to be seen, or are we communicating to create impact?

In Part 1 of Uncensored Unscripted, communications expert Mr. Odoh Diego Okenyudo joins us for an honest conversation about the evolving world of NGO communications—from storytelling and visibility to communicating with purpose.

Part 1 is now live!

Watch/listen to the full conversation through the link in our bio. 🔗

Storytelling

17/08/2026

A little throwback to a day filled with laughter, friendship and fun!

A few weeks ago, the CYPF Girls Movement came together for a Movie & Games Day, and it was everything we needed!

From fun games and friendly competition to shared laughter and great conversations, it was a beautiful opportunity for the girls to relax, connect, and simply enjoy being together.

Because creating safe spaces for girls also means giving them room to play, connect, express themselves and have fun.

Here’s a little glimpse of the day!

14/08/2026

🚨 TODAY! TODAY! TODAY! 🚨

What does it really mean to be a young person in today’s world? What challenges are we facing, and what kind of future are we building?

Join us TODAY for our International Youth Day X Space as we bring young people together for an open and engaging conversation on youth, leadership, aspirations and the future we want.

🎙️ Don’t just listen, join the conversation.

📅 Today, 14 August
⏰ 6pm
📍 X Space – Link in bio and on Story

Set your reminder. 🔔
Tag a young person who should be part of this conversation!

YoungPeople YouthDevelopment

12/08/2026

We took the conversation to the streets…

And asked young people one simple question:

“What is your biggest aspiration?”

Different answers. Different realities. But some very familiar dreams, opportunities, good jobs, education, leadership, inclusion, and a better future.

It’s a reminder that while young people may live in different contexts, we share common aspirations.

Watch the snippet and find the full 4-minute street interview via the link in our bio.

And don’t forget to join us on Friday, 14 August for our International Youth Day X Space as we continue the conversation:

“Different Contexts, Common Aspirations: Young people shaping the future.”

Come with your opinions. Come with your experiences. Most importantly, come ready to talk.

10/08/2026

Did you know Nigeria has a National Youth Policy?

If you're between *15 and 29 years old*, this policy was developed to guide how young people are supported through education, employment, health, leadership, innovation, and civic participation.

The challenge? Many young Nigerians have never heard of it.

At CYPF, we're making youth policies easier to understand because *informed young people are empowered young people.*

*Want to know more?* Access the full National Youth Policy through the *link in our bio*.

Had you heard of the National Youth Policy before today? Tell us in the comments.

Young people may come from different backgrounds, cultures, and experiences, but our aspirations remain the same: opport...
06/08/2026

Young people may come from different backgrounds, cultures, and experiences, but our aspirations remain the same: opportunity, inclusion, impact, and a future worth building.

This International Youth Day, we are reflecting on the theme:

“Different Contexts, Common Aspirations: Young people shaping the future.”

Join us on 14 August for an engaging conversation on X as we explore how technology, active citizenship, social enterprise, gender inclusion, and youth leadership are shaping the future and creating opportunities for young people around the world.

💭 What is your biggest aspiration as a young person? Tell us in the comments below.

Our 2026 Mid-Year Report is now live!The first six months of 2026 have been filled with meaningful impact, strategic par...
05/08/2026

Our 2026 Mid-Year Report is now live!

The first six months of 2026 have been filled with meaningful impact, strategic partnerships, and unwavering commitment to protecting and empowering children and young people.

From advancing menstrual health and hygiene to strengthening child protection, promoting positive masculinity, and engaging communities through advocacy, this report captures the milestones we’ve achieved together.

📖 Read the full 2026 Mid-Year Report through the link in our bio.

Thank you to our partners, supporters, volunteers, and community members for being part of this journey. Together, we’re creating lasting impact.

Promises can become traps.Human trafficking doesn't always begin with force. It often starts with fake job offers, false...
30/07/2026

Promises can become traps.

Human trafficking doesn't always begin with force. It often starts with fake job offers, false scholarships, online friendships, and promises that seem too good to be true.

This World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, let's stay informed and protect ourselves and those around us.

Recognize. Resist. Report. Support.
Together, we can break the trap and save lives.

Policies create change only when people understand them.That's why CYPF developed a **simplified version of Nigeria's Na...
21/07/2026

Policies create change only when people understand them.

That's why CYPF developed a **simplified version of Nigeria's National Policy on Menstrual Health and Hygiene Management (2025–2030)**, making the policy easier to understand and more accessible for young people, educators, advocates, communities, and stakeholders.

In this carousel, we've highlighted some of the key provisions of the policy and what they mean for girls, women, schools, and communities.

Because menstrual health is about more than periods, it's about dignity, education, health, and equality.

Swipe through, learn something new, and share to help spread awareness.

Is banning children under 16 from social media the answer?Our latest Desk Review explores what Australia and the UK have...
17/07/2026

Is banning children under 16 from social media the answer?

Our latest Desk Review explores what Australia and the UK have done to protect children online—and what Nigeria can learn.

Swipe through for the key insights and join the conversation.

Read the full Desk Review via the link in our bio.

Do you think age restrictions are enough to keep children safe online?

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