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Our vision is to live in a country where Nigerians living with special needs have equal opportunity to be educated, empowered and enjoy optimal health.

What can a Tree/ Clean Communities/ Environmental Activities, Have to Do With Peace?More than we might think. || TOGETHE...
28/08/2026

What can a Tree/ Clean Communities/ Environmental Activities, Have to Do With Peace?

More than we might think. || TOGETHERNESS!.

Under The "Preventing Extremism through Active Community Engagement (PEACE) Project, Funded by the Lake Chad Basin Commission , supported by NHF United Nations OCHA and implemented by ,Today For Tomorrow Initiative -TFT and Tallafi Initiative for Child and Women Delopment ,communities came together for the environmental peacebuilding activities, Which includes tree planting, community sanitation, Water facility maintenance and lots more.

The trees were important, the clean up helped to keep the community clean and healthy, the maitenance gave back hope to the community.

But the gathering was just as important.

People who have experienced conflict came together to restore something, work together and imagine what their community could become.

Sometimes peace begins with people deciding to build something TOGETHER!.

Sometimes, inclusion begins with something as practical as being able to move. at the "Empowerment of Women and Girls w...
27/08/2026

Sometimes, inclusion begins with something as practical as being able to move.

at the "Empowerment of Women and Girls with Disabilities Towards Full and Effective Participation and Gender Equality in Adamawa State" Project Funded by NHF United Nations OCHA and supported by UN Women, where we distributed various assistive devices, based on the need assessment carried out by DKF.

But the real story isn't the number of devices.
- It is the person who can participate more freely.
- The child who can move around school.
- The adult who can navigate daily life with greater independence.

Assistive support is not charity. It is about access, participation and dignity.

For many girls and women with disabilities, menstruation can come with barriers that others may never have to think abou...
26/08/2026

For many girls and women with disabilities, menstruation can come with barriers that others may never have to think about; access to information, suitable facilities, menstrual products, privacy and the freedom to ask questions without shame.

The Sang Pour Sang (SPS) project, Funded by AFD - Agence Française de Développement and supported by Fòs Feminista Org , went beyond menstrual hygiene.

It created conversations.
It challenged stigma.

It promoted accessible information.

It empowered women and girls with disabilities to speak about their menstrual health with confidence and dignity.

Because a period should never become a barrier to participation.

What does it mean to act for humanity?It means refusing to look away.It means standing with people in difficult moments....
19/08/2026

What does it mean to act for humanity?

It means refusing to look away.
It means standing with people in difficult moments.
It means protecting dignity when circumstances threaten it.
It means listening to voices that are often overlooked.
It means making room for people with disabilities, women, girls, children and communities affected by crisis to shape the solutions that affect their lives.

And sometimes, it simply means showing up.

This World Humanitarian Day, let's do more than celebrate humanitarian action.
Let's .

Debbie Kauna Foundation || Where We Care Specially...!

From disability inclusion and protection to education, livelihoods, health and community resilience, our work is rooted ...
19/08/2026

From disability inclusion and protection to education, livelihoods, health and community resilience, our work is rooted in one belief:
People should not be defined by the challenges they face.

They should have the opportunity to participate, contribute and thrive.
Today, we reaffirm that commitment.


When crisis strikes, women and girls can face heightened risks while often carrying enormous responsibilities within the...
19/08/2026

When crisis strikes, women and girls can face heightened risks while often carrying enormous responsibilities within their families and communities.

Humanitarian action must protect their dignity, strengthen their voices and create space for them to participate in decisions affecting their lives.
Their voices are not secondary to the response. They are part of the solution.

They show up when circumstances make it difficult.They listen when people feel unheard.They keep serving when the needs ...
19/08/2026

They show up when circumstances make it difficult.
They listen when people feel unheard.
They keep serving when the needs seem endless.

Today, we honour humanitarian workers and local responders who continue to stand with communities in crisis.

Their work matters. Their safety matters. Their lives matter.

Crisis does not ask who we are before it affects us.And humanity should not ask who deserves help before responding.Toda...
19/08/2026

Crisis does not ask who we are before it affects us.
And humanity should not ask who deserves help before responding.

Today, we celebrate everyone who chooses compassion over indifference and action over silence.

This World Humanitarian Day, let’s .

What does it mean to act for humanity?It means refusing to look away.It means standing with people in difficult moments....
19/08/2026

What does it mean to act for humanity?

It means refusing to look away.
It means standing with people in difficult moments.
It means protecting dignity when circumstances threaten it.
It means listening to voices that are often overlooked.
It means making room for people with disabilities, women, girls, children and communities affected by crisis to shape the solutions that affect their lives.

And sometimes, it simply means showing up.
This World Humanitarian Day, let's do more than celebrate humanitarian action.
Let's .

Debbie Kauna Foundation || Where We Care Specially...!

Humanity is not just something we feel. It is something we do.When people face crisis, exclusion or hardship, choosing t...
19/08/2026

Humanity is not just something we feel. It is something we do.

When people face crisis, exclusion or hardship, choosing to listen, stand beside them and protect their dignity is an act of humanity.

This World Humanitarian Day, DKF joins the global call to : because every person deserves safety, dignity, opportunity and hope.

Where We Care Specially...!

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