Faucet for the Vulnerable Child Initiative

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Faucet for the Vulnerable Child Initiative we create a world with equitable opportunities, where every child and adolescent thrives sustainably.

Applications are still open for Her Voice, Every Child’s Safety.We are looking for young women who care about children a...
24/08/2026

Applications are still open for Her Voice, Every Child’s Safety.

We are looking for young women who care about children and want to build practical skills in child protection, advocacy, community mobilisation and leadership.

If this sounds like you, don’t miss out.

πŸ“… Applications close 31 August 2026.

Apply hereπŸ‘‡

Sometimes, a child is unable to say, β€œI am not safe.” They may not have the words, the confidence, or even the understan...
21/08/2026

Sometimes, a child is unable to say, β€œI am not safe.” They may not have the words, the confidence, or even the understanding to speak about what is happening. But a woman who knows what to look for can notice the signs, listen without judgment, speak up, and help a child find safety.

Her Voice, Every Child’s Safety is about building more of those women in our communities.

We are bringing together women aged 25–40 in Keffi and equipping them with practical skills in child protection, advocacy, community mobilisation, and leadership.

Because when women are informed and confident enough to speak up, children have a stronger chance of being heard, protected, and safe.

If you are a woman in Keffi who cares about children and wants to turn that concern into action, we would love to have you join us.

Check the comment session for Link.

Violence against persons with disabilities goes beyond physical harm. Discrimination, stigma, exclusion and harmful lang...
19/08/2026

Violence against persons with disabilities goes beyond physical harm. Discrimination, stigma, exclusion and harmful language are also forms of violence.

Disability discrimination occurs when a person is excluded, restricted or treated differently because of their disability, affecting their equal enjoyment of their rights.

The words we use can reinforce stigma. Instead of labels that define people by their disability, use respectful, person-centred language:

❌ The disabled β†’ βœ… Person with a disability / people with disabilities
❌ Normal/abnormal β†’ βœ… Persons without/with disabilities
❌ Wheelchair-bound β†’ βœ… Person who uses a wheelchair
❌ Slow learner β†’ βœ… Person with a learning disability
❌ Dwarf/midget β†’ βœ… Person of short stature
❌ Burn victim β†’ βœ… Burn survivor
❌ Dumb β†’ βœ… Person with a speech disability
❌ Blocked ears β†’ βœ… Deaf or hard of hearing
❌ Crippled β†’ βœ… Person with a physical disability

A person is not their disability, condition or diagnosis. Address people by their names whenever possible and remember: language can either reinforce stigma or promote dignity and inclusion.

Let’s choose words that respect rights, dignity and humanity.

It's always a delight being on the field..... A period should not end a girl's educationPeriod!!!!!
17/08/2026

It's always a delight being on the field.
.... A period should not end a girl's education

Period!!!!!

A young person in Keffi may have a different story from one in Lagos, Nairobi or New York. Their realities may be differ...
12/08/2026

A young person in Keffi may have a different story from one in Lagos, Nairobi or New York. Their realities may be different, but their aspirations are often the same: to learn, to be heard, to have opportunities, to feel safe, and to build a future they can be proud of.

At Faucet for the Vulnerable Child Initiative, we believe where a young person comes from should never determine how far they can go.

This International Youth Day, we celebrate young people in all their diversity and reaffirm our commitment to creating spaces where they can learn, lead, speak up and shape the communities they call home.

Different contexts. Common aspirations. One future we can build together.

Happy International Youth Day! πŸ’™

🌱 Sometimes, a mentoring conversation becomes more than a meeting 🌱Benedicta and Mercy connected over their shared love ...
10/08/2026

🌱 Sometimes, a mentoring conversation becomes more than a meeting 🌱

Benedicta and Mercy connected over their shared love for the environment, exploring how the circular economy, reuse and recycling can inspire more sustainable choices.

It was a simple conversation, but one that encouraged curiosity, learning and action. πŸ’™

We are still celebrating  .Did you know?Breastfeeding doesn't only benefit babies. Mothers who breastfeed also have a re...
05/08/2026

We are still celebrating .

Did you know?

Breastfeeding doesn't only benefit babies.

Mothers who breastfeed also have a reduced risk of certain health conditions, including breast and ovarian cancer.

Every breastfeeding journey is unique, and every mother deserves the support she needs.



In rural communities, dreams deserve opportunity. Our education for the rural child program offers quality education, em...
31/07/2026

In rural communities, dreams deserve opportunity.

Our education for the rural child program offers quality education, empowerment, and hope to the rural child, shaping brighter futures through access to learning, mentorship, and consistent support.

29/07/2026

Good menstrual hygiene empowers girls.

It boosts confidence, reduces health risks, and enables full participation in life.

Faucet helps girls embrace their bodies and futures.



πŸ“˜ Lessons from the ILead Accelerator Workshop: Understanding StressStress is a part of life, but it does not have to con...
27/07/2026

πŸ“˜ Lessons from the ILead Accelerator Workshop: Understanding Stress

Stress is a part of life, but it does not have to control us. Recognizing what causes stress is the first step toward managing it in a healthy way.

At the ILead Accelerator Workshop, our fellows learned that school, work, friends, and family can all contribute to stress. Building healthy coping skills helps us stay balanced and resilient.

Taking care of your mind is just as important as taking care of your body. πŸ’™


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