In the Northeastern (NE) Nigerian states of Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe (BAY states), about 1.7 million people have been displaced and about 8.47 million people
The humanitarian situation in the northeast states of Nigeria is volatile. According to the humanitarian needs overview (OCHA, June-Sept report, 2021), about 8.47 million people
We are emerging leaders from the Global Community of Humanitarians that are creating a sustainable future where every child can aspire to learn and thrive, and every woman can reach her full potential.
Center for Child Care and Human Development (C3HD) is a Child Centered and Women Focused (CCWF) nongovernmental, non-tribal, non-religious and non-profitable organization established and registered with state in 2017 and later registered as a non-profit organization with Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC).
C3HD was established to respond to the needs of the most vulnerable communities and especially women and children, and those affected by conflict and insurgency through maximizing contributions to Health care and wellbeing, Education and inequality, Protection (GBV and CP), Peace Building, and Economic recovery and Livelihood.
C3HD acts as an agent for change. For 5 years and in 4 states, we help women and children to overcome the massive problem they face by reducing inequality, education, empowerment, and building their resilience to respond to future hardships. We employ “the protective community-based approach” to our protection programs by establishing (where there is not) and strengthening existing community-based protection systems, and equipping them with the knowledge and skills to respond to Protection concerns particularly Child Protection and Gender-Based Violence.
