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About Community Sponsorship

Community Sponsorship© is a voluntary individual giving platform where you make regular (Monthly/Annual) donations in a structured way in support of ActionAid’s work of lifting the impoverished and excluded communities across the country out of poverty. 

Nearly 50% of estimated Nigeria population are living in extreme poverty. 

Join us to change this Statistics.

Our Thematic Areas

Governance
Humanitarian and Emergency Response
Health
Food and Agriculture
Education
Women's Right

BE AMONG THE IMPACT MAKERS

Signup to ActionAid Community Sponsorship by paying ₦24,000 annually. Your donations help to cater for women, girls and children in vulnerable and hard to reach communities

Read the stories of people we serve in different communities!

THE LUCKY COMMUNITY

Stretching out for miles without any sign of civilization, in what appears to be a people forgotten by its government; left to fend for themselves, is Panguru. Panguru is a hard-to-reach community in Billiri Local Government Area of Gombe state. The journey to Panguru in the beginning, seemed like a travel to nowhere.

HEALTHCARE IS NOW JUST A STONES THROW

Kupto, a community in Funakaye Local Government Area of Gombe state, had no functional healthcare center and clean water. To cater to their healthcare needs, they travel long distances to Bajoga or Tongo (the LGA center).

THE HEALTHY TRANSITION

With her toothless grin and wrinkled skin, as testaments of the blessing of the ages, but with contagious energy and wit, “There are stories on the lips of the elder” the old lady said as she retells old memories of Kupto.

BE AMONG THE IMPACT MAKERS

Signup to ActionAid Community Sponsorship by paying N24,000 annually. Your donations help to cater for women, girls and children in vulnerable and hard to reach communities

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