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Meet Prof. (Mrs.) Alice Asim — a distinguished member of the TY Danjuma Foundation Board of Trustees! On Monday, July 27, 2026, Prof. Asim joins an exceptional lineup of experts at the Maiden Grant Writing Workshop to share her knowledge on Data Management Plans and Project Timelines — crucial tools for anyone seeking to win competitive grants. Whether you're a researcher, NGO leader, or development professional, this workshop is designed to help you turn your ideas into funded projects that create real change. Date/Time: 27th July 2026 | 9:00 AM Venue: Senator Godswill Akpabio International Conference Centre, University of Calabar, Cross River State. To register follow this link docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… Let's build a Nigeria where great ideas flourish! #GrantWriting #TYDanjumaFoundation #DataManagement

What happens when teachers are equipped with innovative teaching methods? Learners become confident problem-solvers and creators. Through the STEM Teachers' Fellowship, implemented by Teachers Aid Initiative with support from the TY Danjuma Foundation, public primary school pupils in Akwa Ibom State are applying science concepts through hands-on, project-based learning. During a recent monitoring visit, learners confidently demonstrated innovative projects, including models of the solar system, friction, and water purification, made with locally sourced materials, showcasing creativity, teamwork, and critical thinking. These classroom innovations reflect the impact of empowering teachers with practical, learner-centred approaches that make STEM education more engaging and relevant. We appreciate the collaboration of the Akwa Ibom State Universal Basic Education Board (AKSUBEB) and our implementing partner, Teachers Aid Initiative, in advancing quality education for every child. Together, we are nurturing the next generation of innovators and problem-solvers.🎥 Watch some highlights from the classroom demonstrations. #TYDanjumaFoundation #TouchingLivesEveryday #STEMEducation #QualityEducation #ProjectBasedLearning #Innovation #EducationForImpact #AkwaIbom #PartnershipsForImpact

With support from the TY Danjuma Foundation, the Care Vision Support Initiative (CAVSI) is implementing a Free Eye Care Intervention at Ehor Primary Health Centre, Uhumwode LGA, Edo State, from 29 June to 3 July 2026. The intervention provides free eye screenings, consultations, medications, prescription eyeglasses, and referrals for adults and children with treatable eye conditions, helping prevent avoidable vision loss and improving access to essential eye care services for underserved communities. At the TY Danjuma Foundation, we believe that strong partnerships are key to expanding access to quality healthcare. We commend the Care Vision Support Initiative (CAVSI) for its dedication to improving eye health and remain committed to supporting interventions that deliver lasting impact in communities across Nigeria. #TYDanjumaFoundation #TouchingLivesEveryday #HealthcareAccess #EyeHealth #CommunityHealth #EdoState #PartnershipsForImpact #PreventBlindness

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As we close out June, we reflect on a month defined by meaningful partnerships, strategic engagement, and measurable impact across the communities we serve. This month, the TY Danjuma Foundation: 🔹 Participated in the 10th East Africa Philanthropy Conference (EAPC 2026), contributing to important conversations on localisation, legitimacy, and community-led development. 🔹 Presented at the TDR meeting in Geneva, showcasing the impact and lessons from the Goodwill Medical Centre model. 🔹 Strengthened primary healthcare by training and equipping Community Health Centres to deliver quality healthcare services. 🔹 Empowered 64 Community Health Ambassadors, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to promote healthier communities. 🔹 Supported the launch of a cassava processing project in partnership with UN Women and ATRED, advancing sustainable livelihoods and women's economic empowerment. 🔹 Expanded access to healthcare through free medical outreaches, bringing essential health services closer to underserved communities. Every milestone achieved this month reflects the power of collaboration and our unwavering commitment to improving lives through strategic philanthropy in health, education, and community development. We extend our sincere appreciation to our partners, grantees, stakeholders, and the communities we serve for making these achievements possible. Together, we continue to build healthier, stronger, and more resilient communities. #TYDanjumaFoundation #MonthInReview #June2026 #TouchingLivesEveryday #StrategicPhilanthropy #Health #Education #CommunityDevelopment #Partnerships #Impact #BuildingStrongerCommunities

The TY Danjuma Foundation was honoured to participate in the 10th East Africa Philanthropy Conference (EAPC 2026), held from 16–20 June 2026 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, under the theme “Anchoring Systems in an Era of Transition.” As part of a high-level panel discussion on “Localisation, Legitimacy, and the Governance of Voice,” the Foundation joined development leaders and practitioners from across the continent to examine how governance systems, resource allocation, and decision-making processes can better reflect the priorities and aspirations of the communities they serve. The discussion highlighted the importance of moving beyond local implementation towards approaches that strengthen local leadership, ownership, and accountability. Participants reflected on the persistent gap between global commitments and the realities of financing and decision-making within the development sector, underscoring the need for more inclusive and equitable systems. Drawing on its experience supporting community-driven development initiatives across Nigeria, the TY Danjuma Foundation shared insights on the value of investing in local institutions, fostering trusted partnerships, and creating opportunities for communities to actively participate in shaping solutions to the challenges they face. Gima Forje, the Chief Executive Officer of the TY Danjuma Foundation joined distinguished panellists from across Africa joined distinguished panellists from across Africa to share the Foundation's journey and lessons learned in advancing sustainable, locally led development. The exchange provided a valuable platform for learning, collaboration, and strengthening connections with philanthropic and development actors across the region. The conversations at EAPC 2026 reaffirmed that sustainable development outcomes are most effective when communities are not only beneficiaries of interventions but active participants in defining priorities, influencing decisions, and driving change. The TY Danjuma Foundation remains committed to supporting initiatives that strengthen local capacity, promote community ownership, and contribute to resilient systems that improve lives and livelihoods across Nigeria. #EAPC2026 #TYDanjumaFoundation #LocallyLedDevelopment #CommunityOwnership #AfricanPhilanthropy #SustainableDevelopment #SystemsStrengthening

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First &Second day of the Virtual Stakeholder Consultation Workshop.

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Dear Nonprofits, You are invited to validate Nigeria's most comprehensive database of 81 private/corporate foundations and 95 Host Community Development Trusts (HCDTs), developed by the Nigeria Network of NGOs for the @TYDFoundation The 𝗩𝗶𝗿𝘁𝘂𝗮𝗹 𝗭𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹

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On June 18, 2026, the TY Danjuma Foundation took the global stage at the 49th Session of the Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR) in Geneva, Switzerland. The presentation underscored the Foundation’s unwavering commitment to advancing Universal Health Coverage (UHC) through strategic, high-impact investments. Central to this showcase was the construction and equipping of the Goodwill Medical Centre in Enugu State. This flagship project is designed to deliver equitable, accessible, and high-quality healthcare services, directly addressing the critical needs of underserved populations in the region.

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Virtual Zonal Consultation: Validation of Nigeria’s Foundations & HCDTs Database You are invited to validate Nigeria’s most comprehensive database of 81 private/corporate foundations and 95 Host Community Development Trusts (HCDTs), developed by NNNGO for the TY Danjuma Foundation. Workshops (11 AM – 1 PM via Zoom): South-West: June 23 North-Central & North-West: June 24 South-East & South-South: June 25 Register now: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… Zoom links will be sent to confirmed participants. Your input ensures accuracy. We look forward to your participation.

In collaboration with the Everight Foundation, a Capacity Building and Training Programme for Community Health Ambassadors (CHAs) was held on 6 June 2026 at the Sabon Gari Primary Health Centre in Bwari, Abuja. The programme equipped Community Health Ambassadors and healthcare workers with the knowledge and practical skills needed to promote awareness on HPV, cervical cancer, Hepatitis B & C, encourage screening and vaccination uptake, and support community-based health education initiatives. A total of 64 Community Health Ambassadors and healthcare workers participated in the training, which covered disease prevention, early detection, vaccination, and effective community advocacy. Participants also completed pre- and post-training assessments to measure knowledge gained and strengthen their capacity as health advocates. Following the training, the Community Health Ambassadors carried out community sensitisation and awareness activities across Bwari and surrounding communities, mobilising residents to access screening, counselling, vaccination, and referral services. Women aged 40 years and above also benefited from cervical cancer screening, including Pap smear tests. Through the dedication of the Everight Foundation, Community Health Ambassadors, healthcare workers, and community stakeholders, the intervention contributed to increased awareness, improved access to preventive healthcare services, early detection, and strengthened linkage to care for individuals requiring follow-up services. Together, we are empowering communities with the knowledge and resources needed to make informed health decisions and build healthier futures. #CommunityHealth #PreventiveHealthcare #CervicalCancerPrevention #HPVAwareness #HepatitisAwareness #PublicHealth #TYDanjumaFoundation

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Democracy is more than a system of government; it is a commitment to inclusion, participation, and the shared responsibility of building a better society. As we mark Democracy Day, the TY Danjuma Foundation celebrates the resilience of Nigerians and the progress that can be achieved when communities are empowered and allowed to thrive. We remain dedicated to supporting initiatives that improve lives, strengthen communities, and create pathways for sustainable development across the country. Together, let us continue to champion the values of unity, equity, and active citizenship as we work towards a brighter future for all. #DemocracyDay2026 #TYDanjumaFoundation #StrongerTogether #CommunityDevelopment

The Free Medical Outreach by Everight Foundation, in collaboration with the TY Danjuma Foundation, is now underway! Stay tuned to this page for updates, highlights, and impact stories from the outreach. #freemedicaloutreach #maternalhealth #awarenessjune #TYDFImpact #freemedicaloutreach #maternalhealth #awarenessjune #TYDFImpact

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True leadership is measured not by the position we hold, but by the lives we uplift and the opportunities we create for others." At TY Danjuma Foundation, we believe that lasting impact begins with investing in people, strengthening communities, and creating pathways for sustainable development. #Leadership #CommunityDevelopment #SocialImpact #TYDanjumaFoundation

On World Environment Day, we celebrate the power of communities to drive positive environmental change. Whether it's planting a tree, reducing waste, conserving water, or supporting sustainable initiatives, every action contributes to a healthier future. At the TY Danjuma Foundation, we recognize that sustainable development and environmental stewardship go hand in hand. Let's work together to protect the planet we all call home. #WorldEnvironmentDay2026 #ActForThePlanet #SustainableDevelopment #TYDanjumaFoundation

Free Health Outreach – Bwari Community! We’re kicking off a 6-month health campaign (June – December, 2026) to help you Prevent, Detect, and Protect. Join us on June 9, 2026 at Sabongari PHC for: ✅ Training of Community Health Ambassadors ✅ Radio call‑in with health experts ✅ Free screening for Hepatitis B & C and Cervical Cancer Tag someone who should come! More details on flier.

At the TY Danjuma Foundation, we believe that healthier communities begin with awareness, prevention, and access to the right information. This World No Tobacco Day, we join the global call to promote healthier lifestyles and encourage individuals, especially young people, to choose a future free from tobacco. Every step toward a tobacco-free life is a step toward stronger families, healthier communities, and a brighter future. #WorldNoTobaccoDay #HealthyCommunities #PublicHealth #TYDanjumaFoundation

Today, we celebrate the joy, resilience, creativity, and limitless potential of every child. At the TY Danjuma Foundation, we believe that every child deserves access to quality education, healthcare, protection, and opportunities to thrive and contribute meaningfully to society. As we mark Children’s Day, we reaffirm our commitment to supporting interventions that improve the well-being and future of children across Nigeria, particularly those in underserved communities. Together, let us continue to create safe, inclusive, and enabling environments where every child can learn, grow, and achieve their full potential. Happy Children’s Day! #ChildrensDay2026 #EveryChildMatters

FREE EYE CARE INTERVENTION! The Care Vision Support Initiative and TY Danjuma Foundation is bringing quality eye care to Ehor PHC, Uhumwuode LGA, Edo State. * Eye Examinations * Free Eye Glasses * Free Eye Medications * Eyes Surgeries * Screening for Glaucoma Date: June 29 – July 3, 2026 Venue: Ehor PHC, Uhumwuode LGA, Edo State Time: 9:00 am Daily (Monday to Friday) Open to adults and children with treatable eye diseases. Don't miss this opportunity to restore good vision! Share this post to reach someone who needs it.