Youthcare Development and Empowerment Initiative was started in 1977 by a group of concerned women who were passionate about the education and youth, but registered in 2014 with Corporate Affairs Commission as a not-for-profit, Non-Governmental Organization, determined to effect change in the society to achieve a society motivated to act by the fact that people, girls, and women living in the poorest communities in Nigeria are unable to achieve healthy and fulfilling lives as a consequence of interconnected deficits of basic resources, facilitates services, self- efficiency, social capital, organization capacity, law and rights, and fundamental security.
YcDEI extensively employs strategies such as community dialogue, consultative sessions, community education, public enlightenment, knowledge building, and media programs (print, electronic, and social) to equip individuals with the resources and support they need.
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Enhancing inclusivity of children, youth, and women through collaboration, helpful interventions, evidence-based research, shared learning, capacity building and supporting quality programming
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Ensuring a safe, Healthy and equitable flourishing society for children, youth and women.
Read MoreAt YcDEI, every milestone tells a story. From community outreach to transformative youth programs, stay updated with our latest news, initiatives, and impact stories shaping lives across Nigeria.
We invite you to explore our comprehensive annual report, which provides in-depth insights into our activities over the last
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We had the presence of the Vice Chairman of the Christian Council of Nigeria (CCN), Oyo State, Ven. Dr.
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At the Gender-Based Violence Capacity Building Training for Female Religious Leaders, the Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria
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For many people, places of worship are seen as spaces of trust, guidance, and protection. However, conversations around Gender-Based
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We’re excited to see our efforts to address School-Related Gender-Based Violence (SRGBV) featured by some Newspapers. Media attention helps
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