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The Africa Youth Growth Foundation is an NGO established with the exclusive aim of actively contributing to fostering positive economic change and social status of Africans, the poor, the vulnerable and minorities through effective programs that delivers sustainable
outcome.
Mental health issues can affect anyone, but men often face unique challenges. Societal expectations and traditional gender roles, especially in Africa, make it difficult for men to express their emotions and seek help which sometimes leads to feelings of isolation, making mental health struggles even harder to manage.
With high rates of anxiety, depression, and suicide among men, it’s crucial to remind every man that it’s okay to speak up and seek help. Being vulnerable doesn’t make them any less of a man.
In commemoration of Men’s Mental Health Month, we put something together to remind the men that we see them and will always offer them support.
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By focusing on these thematic areas, we take a comprehensive approach
to address the multifaceted challenges of poverty. Together, we can make a significant impact,
create sustainable change, and uplift individuals and communities towards a brighter future.
The Accelerating Nutrition Results in Nigeria project is designed to increase the utilization of quality, cost-effective nutrition services for pregnant and lactating women, adolescent girls and children under five years of age in select areas of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
AYGF is a non governmental organization set up with the sole purpose of contributing to positive change in the economic and social status of Africans, the poor, vulnerable and minorities through effective programs that delivers sustainable outcomes.
Stay informed about the latest developments, events, and projects taking place in AYGF.
In line with AYGF’s mission to ensure maximum impact for minorities and vulnerable communities, we are thrilled to announce our…
AYGF was thrilled to be a part of the Nile University Career Fair yesterday.
Our team, led by the Executive Director Dr. Arome Salifu, alongside the Senior HR Officer Ese Moweo, and Head of Programs Nelson Egbunu, had the opportunity to connect with students and discuss the work we do at AYGF in driving impact and change in the society.
We were passionate about sharing information on the various thematic areas where students can get involved. It was inspiring to see the enthusiasm and commitment of the future generation.
Opportunities to get involved with AYGF, either through volunteering or internship programs, were also presented to the students.
We look forward to staying connected and supporting these young leaders as they embark on their careers.
AYGF HOLDS FIRST BOARD MEETING FOR 2024
The organisation held its first Board meeting for 2024, and we are glad to bring you video highlights from the meeting.
Chaired by the Board Chairman Dr Otive Igbuzor, the Executive Director of the Africa Centre for Leadership, Strategy, & Development, CLSD the meeting had in attendance, Prof. Dakas CJ Dakas( SAN), a former Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice of Plateau State, Prof. Samuel Egwu, former Resident Electoral Commissioner, Niger state, Dr Sam Amadi, former chairman of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), Prof. Nana Tanko, Executive Director Victims Support Fund(VFS), Pastor Cedrick Osokpor, Executive Director of Job Creation, Executive Director AYGF, Dr Arome Salifu and the management team.
Empowering the Next Generation: International Day of Girls in ICT 2024 Globally, only 20% of tech jobs are held by…
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) recently released the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Exam (UTME) results, revealing a significant number of candidates scoring below the benchmark of 200. This recent discovery has raised concerns about educational attainment amongst the young ones and its impact on Nigerian society. Read more…
In the pursuit of personal and professional development, the Africa Youth Growth Foundation (AYGF) recently hosted a transformative retreat centered around the theme RESET – Reposition and Energize to Sustain Excellence through Training. Read more…
In collaboration with Plan International, AYGF hosted Stakeholders from Niger state for the Accelerating Nutrition Results in Nigeria (ANRIN) Bi-Annual…. Read more…
Our collaboration with other organizations ensures that we have a meaningful
impact in our chosen thematic areas.
Stay informed about the latest developments taking place in AYGF and the NGO sector.
Written By Joan Anosike & Oloruntobi Adejare On August 12th, the world celebrated the United Nations’ International Youth Day (IYD)…
We are also thrilled to announce a groundbreaking partnership between the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) and AYGF to…
July brought a wave of good news as we launched a new project in Edo State called the Reintegration, Empowerment,…
