Save Street Children in Nigeria

I hope this message meet you in good health and thank you for your support to this project! Deborah and Patricia who are presently the only two recipients continue to benefit from this project. Both of them returned to school in September after the COVID-19 lockdown. Deborah has graduated from Primary School and now in her first year of Secondary School. Patricia is still in Primary School. They continue to stay with host families where they are fed and taken care of through a monthly stipend handed to the host family by CSDEA courtesy of your generous donations.

We are looking to increasing our fundraising for this project to ensure that Deborah and Patricia continue to go to school and be cared for so they can realise their full potentials in life. We also intend to enlist new children who have been orphaned as a result of the activities of violent extremist groups into this project in the 2021.  

We cannot do this alone and need your support to reach out to friends and family to donate to this wonderful project during this end of year giving season. Together, we can make it! Thank you for your support to this project!!

We are glad to share with you this progress report on the Save Street Children project in Nigeria. Thank you for your continuous donations and support that has kept this project going even in the midst of COVID-19. The two girls who are presently the only recipients of this project continue to stay home as schools remain closed due to the pandemic. The limited penetration of technology in the North East region of Nigeria where these children are based made it impossible for schools to go online.

The Centre for Sustainable Development and Education in Africa (CSDEA) continue to provide the two girls with accommodation, food and other basic needs courtesy of your generous donations. Earlier this month, one of the girls took ill with Typhoid Fever and was attended to at a local hospital in Yola, Adamawa State. She is now well and playing with her mates. Thank you once again for your sustained support to this project!