Under-Privileged Grassroot Foundation

16/06/2025

26/05/2025

We stand Together for a
Menstrual Hygiene Day is more than a date, it’s a movement to break silence, challenge stigma, and promote dignity.

Let’s educate, advocate, and provide access to safe menstrual products and clean environments for every girl and woman because menstruation is natural, not shameful.

24/05/2025

Join us and Let’s break the silence, end the stigma, and support every girl and woman. Together, we can create a world where periods are safe, healthy, and stigma-free.

Time: 9:00 AM
Venue: Fwanya Hall, ATC, along Wukari Road, Jalingo

For more info, contact us:
08024310091 | [email protected] | www.ugf.org.ng

23/05/2025

Join us in breaking the silence and ending period poverty! This Menstrual Hygiene Day, Under-Privileged Grassroot Foundation stands. Be there to empower girls and women with knowledge, dignity, and health.
28th May | 9:00AM | Fwanya Hall, ATC, Jalingo.

22/05/2025

Join us on May 28th, 2025 as we mark Menstrual Hygiene Day with a powerful community event themed “Together for a .” We are coming together to raise awareness, break the silence around periods, and ensure access to safe, dignified menstrual care for girls and women in underserved communities.

Contact us to support for the less privileged:
08024310091

19/05/2025

Before you take your next meal, remember that there are kids who needs your support for quality education

13/05/2025

Education has the incredible power to transform lives, break cycles of poverty, and unlock endless opportunities. At the Under-Privileged Grassroot Foundation, we believe that every child and community deserves a chance to shine brightly, regardless of their background or circumstances. We invite everyone to join us on this journey—whether you’re looking to learn, contribute, or simply spread the word. Together, we can light the way for countless individuals who are ready to rise above their circumstances and achieve greatness. Awareness on child trafficking at Muhammed Nya Primary School, Jalingo Taraba State

29/04/2025

We believe that every child deserves to learn in safety, grow with dignity, and dream without fear. But child trafficking continues to threaten the very heart of our future, our school children.
We are deeply concerned by the growing reports of traffickers targeting pupils in primary schools, using false promises of education, jobs, or better lives to lure them away from their families.

This is why we are stepping up our awareness campaign, directly engaging with pupils, teachers, school authorities, and parents. We are visiting primary schools across the Mambila Plateau to talk about personal safety, the dangers of trafficking, and how to report suspicious activities. We are empowering children with knowledge and giving communities the tools they need to protect their own.