INTERNALLY DISPLACED PEOPLE’S INFORMAL EDUCATION PROJECT (IDP-IEP)
Since its inception in 2017, the Elizabeth Foundation has been committed to transforming lives through the Internally Displaced People’s Informal Education Project (IDP‑IE). We adopted one of the IDP camps in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and established a holistic program that provides:
- Informal Education: Structured learning opportunities for children who otherwise lack access to formal schooling.
- Education Incentives: Provision of stationeries, food supplies, and stipends for teachers and volunteer staff to sustain learning.
- Skill Acquisition Training: Equipping children and youth with practical skills to foster independence and future employability.
BLIND CHILDREN IN RUGA VILLAGE
Between 2020 - 2022, more than twenty children have gone permanently blind in Ruga Village, Ruga is one of the villages in the Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria with population of about 5,000 people, we conducted a research and we traced this incident to poor source of water supply, open defecation and poor sanitation and hygiene. We aim to provide the community with pipe borne water and three (3) modern toilets
