AIMS & OBJECTIVES

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Aims and Objectives


  1. To sensitize and educate the female folks on the need to realise their true being and the potentials embedded in them as a woman.
  2. To re-orientate parents on the need to stop female genital mutilation. 
  3. To draw the attention of the Government and the General public to the need to pay special attention to the Educational, Physical, Psychological and Emotional needs of the Girl Child.
  4. Violence against Girl child, young ladies and women of all folks, if reported, will be legally engaged with the help of our legal department. 
  5. Young Girls and Ladies who had gone through various degrees of violence would be rehabilitated through the help of our Public Health Department.
  6. To engage Young girls who are willing in apprenticeships, such as, Fashion Designing, Laundry services, photography, Saloon business catering services beads making and lots more.
  7. To send back to school dropout children especially the female folks.
  8. To ensure equity in anything that has to with the female gender in our society 
  9. To propose a bill to the  Federal House of Assembly and states houses of Assemblies on advocacy of fifty percent discount fee for all bills concerning widows and their children in any government establishment especially Education and Health System.
  10. To proliferate  the child rights law in a bid to achieve full implementation of the law in our society
  11.  To compel the Federal Government of Nigeria to take full responsibility of the families of any deceased security personnel. 


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