CHAD International

CHAD International Our mandate is to improve the health and quality of life of Nigeria's rural women and children

CHAD International dedicates it's resources to works in some of the worlds toughest places,to reach the most vulnerable women and children by positively impacting lives, defending their rights and creating lasting platforms that help them fulfill their potential. Across several states in Nigeria, we work as local, national and global champions for every woman and child by taking advantage of over

20 years of knowledge and experience in fighting poverty. We cordially work with communities to strengthen their own efforts to throw off poverty and accelerate progress on meeting their needs. This we do by driving
changes in practice and policy at all levels using our reach, experience and knowledge. Core areas of focus
Economic empowerment, peace and security, Child survival and early childhood development, National planning and budgeting
,Basic education and gender equality, Child Protection, Policy advocacy and Partnerships, Humanitarian response, Research and analysis, development

We just wrapped up an intensive 3-day in Emergencies Working Group (EiEWG) Nigeria workshop in Gombe! As an active memb...
15/02/2026

We just wrapped up an intensive 3-day in Emergencies Working Group (EiEWG) Nigeria workshop in Gombe! As an active member, CHAD International joined fellow partners and government counterparts to validate the Cluster Coordination Performance Monitoring (CCPM) results and chart the course for the year ahead.

On January 28th, 2026, at Fina Lodge Maiduguri, Chad International and the International Rescue Committee came together ...
02/02/2026

On January 28th, 2026, at Fina Lodge Maiduguri, Chad International and the International Rescue Committee came together for a one-day review meeting on the EU-funded Education in Emergencies project in Gwoza.
This important gathering provided an opportunity to reflect on progress, share insights, and strengthen collaboration towards ensuring access to quality education for children affected by crisis.



learn more:https://www.chadinternational.org/chadeuproject

"Before this project began, many of our children were not going to school because parents simply couldn’t afford the fee...
26/01/2026

"Before this project began, many of our children were not going to school because parents simply couldn’t afford the fees, uniforms, or books," says Abubakar, a community leader in Gadammayo.

Today, that story is changing. Through the Education in Emergencies project funded by the EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid , we are proud to share that the International Rescue Committee and CHAD International have successfully enrolled:

1,350 children into formal schools.

3,120 children into non-formal education centres.

These students have been equipped with the bags, books, and writing materials they need to thrive. We are honoured to stand with leaders like Abubakar to ensure every child has the chance to learn.

learn more:https://www.chadinternational.org/chadeuproject

Musa, an 11-year-old boy from Gwoza, plans on becoming a trader like his father. "Immediately after finishing secondary ...
04/01/2026

Musa, an 11-year-old boy from Gwoza, plans on becoming a trader like his father. "Immediately after finishing secondary school, I will start up a business". But he once struggled with basic arithmetic and worried he wouldn’t succeed.
Thanks to free remedial classes offered by International Rescue Committee and CHAD International , with generous funding by EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid , Musa is now excelling in mathematics and building confidence for his future.

In partnership with the International Rescue Committee , CHAD International is proud to continue our mission of reintegr...
28/12/2025

In partnership with the International Rescue Committee , CHAD International is proud to continue our mission of reintegrating out-of-school children in Gwoza, Borno State, into formal education.

This Month, 341 Learners were reached with uniforms, bags, notebooks, writing materials, and teaching aids.

To date, we have supported a total of 1,384 learners with the tools they need to succeed. This vital work is made possible through the generous funding of the EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid

read more: https://www.chadinternational.org/chadeuproject

Halima is a 15-year-old from Gwoza determined to become a nurse and care for people in her community.Even though she str...
27/11/2025

Halima is a 15-year-old from Gwoza determined to become a nurse and care for people in her community.

Even though she struggled with basic Maths and understanding English in school, Halima never gave up. With her parents’ full support, she joined the remedial classes in her school run by the International Rescue Committee in partnership with International

In these classes, she receives extra lessons in Maths, English, and other subjects, along with learning materials to help her stay on track. Today, Halima can solve basic addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication. Her English skills are improving each day, and she now understands instructions and engages more confidently in class

Her teachers say she’s improving and most importantly, she believes in herself.

The Education in Emergencies project is funded by the EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid
Read more about the project: https://www.chadinternational.org/chadeuproject

The success of the Education in Emergencies project in Gwoza funded by the EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid is bu...
11/11/2025

The success of the Education in Emergencies project in Gwoza funded by the EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid is built on the dedication of people like Rebecca. As a learning facilitator for CHAD International, she provides vital Non-Formal Education (ABEP) to out-of-school children.

Rebecca's commitment goes beyond the classroom; it’s profoundly personal, driven by a clear vision for the children's future:

"I am doing this because I want these children to become something in life: a doctor, a teacher, and much more."

If a child feels discouraged and wants to drop out of the program, Rebecca personally visits their homes to encourage them to return to class, ensuring they stay on the path to a better future.

Thanks to the hard work of facilitators like Rebecca, we are seeing results:

1,560 Out-of-School Children (OOSC) were successfully mainstreamed into formal schools.

A special thanks to the International Rescue Committee for their essential leadership and guidance as the lead partner on this project.

read more about the project: https://www.chadinternational.org/chadeuproject

The success of the Education in Emergencies project in Gwoza funded by EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid is built ...
10/11/2025

The success of the Education in Emergencies project in Gwoza funded by EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid is built on the dedication of people like Rebecca. As a learning facilitator for CHAD International, she provides vital Non-Formal Education (ABEP) classes to out-of-school children.

Rebecca’s commitment goes beyond the classroom; it’s profoundly personal, driven by a clear vision for the children's future:

"I am doing this because I want these children to become something in life: a doctor, a teacher, and much more."

If a child feels discouraged, Rebecca personally visits their homes to encourage them to return to class, ensuring they stay on the path to a better future.

Thanks to the dedication of facilitators like Rebecca, we are seeing results:

1,560 Out-of-School Children (OOSC) were successfully mainstreamed into formal schools.

A special thanks to the International Rescue Committee for their essential leadership and guidance as the lead partner on this project.

learn more: https://www.chadinternational.org/chadeuproject

Experiencing acute symptoms, Esther was at a point of high risk. CHAD's rapid response ensured she was diagnosed and sta...
04/11/2025

Experiencing acute symptoms, Esther was at a point of high risk. CHAD's rapid response ensured she was diagnosed and started treatment immediately. Though still undergoing treatment, she is now stable and recovering well. The full course of treatment is being delivered directly to her doorstep.

"I believe if not for this intervention, I would have died."

Her stabilization confirms that our community-based delivery model is an essential, life-saving measure.

Read her survival story and the power of timely care: https://www.chadinternational.org/chadsufabelproject

CHAD International, alongside our lead partner International Rescue Committee , recently hosted the EU monitoring team t...
03/11/2025

CHAD International, alongside our lead partner International Rescue Committee , recently hosted the EU monitoring team to review our Education in Emergencies (EiE) project in Gwoza LGA, Borno State. Since June 2024, our key achievements focus on giving children a safe path to learning:

1,560 Out-of-School Children (OOSC) successfully moved into formal schools with bursary support.
900 in-school children received vital remedial education.
54 Learning facilitators trained.

The visit provided an opportunity to engage directly with key stakeholders, including the Local Education Authority, Community Leaders, and the School Based Management Committee.

This work, funded by ECHO, ensures children in Hausari, Gadamayo, and REB communities receive protective and quality education.

This project, funded by EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid , ensures children in Hausari, Gadamayo, and REB communities receive protective and quality education.

learn more at: https://www.chadinternational.org/chadeuproject

Meet Umar. He's a case worker with CHAD International, and his work in the Yamaltu Deba community, Gombe State, is all h...
03/11/2025

Meet Umar. He's a case worker with CHAD International, and his work in the Yamaltu Deba community, Gombe State, is all heart.

Umar doesn't just drop off medicine; he makes sure people get their lives back. He does this by leading a strong team effort: he works side-by-side with the community's local volunteers, clinic staff, and government partners to find every patient, keep track of them, and make sure they get cured. This teamwork is how we're winning the fight against Tuberculosis.

"I was frequently diagnosed with asthma and ulcer... I had TB, but no one could name it." Amina reported.Amina's case hi...
03/11/2025

"I was frequently diagnosed with asthma and ulcer... I had TB, but no one could name it." Amina reported.

Amina's case highlights the diagnostic challenge: suffering due to misdiagnosis of her persistent cough and fatigue. Through CHAD’s community Active Case Finding (ACF), we identified her true condition and initiated the correct, life-saving regimen. We ensured medication was delivered directly to her doorstep.

Read Amina’s full path to recovery:
https://www.chadinternational.org/chadsufabelproject

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