OWACDO and NAPTIP trained wives of traditional and religious leaders in Benue to recognise trafficking risks and strengthen community prevention.
Women Community Leaders Gain Tools to Prevent Human Trafficking Read More »
OWACDO joined Benue stakeholders for a World Environment Day road walk, public sensitisation and tree planting focused on resilient cities.
OWACDO Joins Benue Climate Action for More Resilient Communities Read More »
An OWACDO sensitisation at Fidi Market reached approximately 2,500 people with information on human trafficking, violence prevention and timely reporting.
OWACDO Reaches 2,500 People With Anti-Trafficking Awareness at Fidi Market Read More »
OWACDO and partners trained Social Register Action Teams in Benue to mobilise communities, monitor enrolment and advocate for vulnerable households.
OWACDO Equips SoRATs to Strengthen Benue’s Social Register Read More »
OWACDO sensitised more than 2,500 NYSC corps members at Wanune on trafficking risks, prevention and the protection of vulnerable people.
OWACDO Reaches Over 2,500 Corps Members With Anti-Trafficking Education Read More »
OWACDO’s STEAP Sensitization in Buruku gathered 700 worshippers at NKST Church to learn, act, and unite against human trafficking in Benue State.
STEAP Sensitization in Buruku: OWACDO Leads 700 in Anti-Trafficking Awareness Read More »
PTAs and SBMCs from 35 schools gathered in Gboko for the second STEAP training. With energy, partnership, and purpose, they united to stop trafficking.
OWACDO Holds STEAP Training in Gboko Read More »
In Benue State, a bold new initiative is transforming schools into frontline defenders against child trafficking. Through the STEAP Project, educators, parents, and communities are being equipped to raise awareness, strengthen protection systems, and lead grassroots solutions. This is not just education—it’s a movement for safety and justice.
STEAP Project in Benue State: Schools at the Frontline of Anti-Trafficking Read More »
OWACDO, with support from ASHH Foundation, led an anti-bullying campaign at NKST Secondary School IDYE, Makurdi. The sensitization engaged students and teachers on how to recognize, prevent, and respond to bullying. Through interactive discussions and powerful pledges, the campaign empowered young people to create safer school environments and speak up against abuse.
Ending menstrual poverty is one of the priority areas of the Okaha Women and Children Development Organisation (OWACDO). This year’s theme, “Together for a #PeriodFriendlyWorld,” highlights our commitment to ensuring menstrual health and hygiene for all. Our School Visits Recently, we had the privilege of visiting LGEA Primary School and UBE Secondary School. During these
OWACDO: Putting Smiles on the Faces of Girls Read More »