Maternal care, therapeutic feeding and community health outreach — giving every mother and child a fighting chance.
Our field teams carry support and dignity to communities conflict and displacement have left behind.
Every visit starts with listening — so every family gets exactly the support they need.
Our teams facilitate dialogue between communities divided by years of conflict.
From registration to direct assistance, every family we serve is treated with respect.
Real projects, real locations, real numbers — a look at how our funding reaches the ground.
Borehole rehabilitation, hand pump and motorized water systems, plus sanitation and hygiene promotion for displaced families at Fufore IDP Camp and the host communities of Sabongari A & B.
Conflict mediation and dialogue sessions between warring communities in Lamurde and Guyuk LGAs, delivered in partnership with UNDP as part of a wider Lake Chad Basin peacebuilding initiative.
Financial literacy training, non-food item distribution and tailoring skills for 20 Chibok girls, supporting their reintegration and long-term economic independence.
We are a non-profit organization committed to protecting vulnerable communities across Adamawa State — women, children and families — by providing access to health, education, protection and livelihood programmes, delivered with dignity through integrated, community-led care.
“Every community we serve already knows what it needs. We simply walk alongside them.”
— Solomon Tashara, Executive DirectorCommunities that are healthier, safer and more self-reliant — one programme at a time.
HEALTH
Expanding access to primary healthcare, maternal care and community health education across underserved communities.
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EDUCATION
Supporting inclusive, quality learning for displaced and vulnerable children through schools, materials and teacher training.
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NUTRITION
Screening and treating child malnutrition and equipping mothers with infant and young child feeding knowledge.
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WASH
Building boreholes, testing water quality, and improving sanitation across Hong, Gombi and neighbouring LGAs.
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LIVELIHOOD
Equipping women and youth with vocational skills, start-up grants and market access for sustainable income.
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PROTECTION
Safeguarding children and survivors of violence and exploitation through case management and community support.
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PEACEBUILDING
Facilitating dialogue and conflict resolution in Lamurde and Guyuk LGAs in partnership with UNDP.
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YOUTH
Investing in leadership, education and economic opportunity for Adamawa's next generation.
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“Since 2020, we have touched over 85,000 lives across 5 Nigerian states — one community at a time.”
— Solomon Tashara, Executive Director
Since the new borehole opened, my daughters spend their mornings in school instead of walking for water. Our whole community has changed.
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The tailoring training gave me a trade of my own. I now train five other young men in my workshop.
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The dialogue sessions helped our two communities put years of conflict behind us. We share the same market again.
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Yes. SRF is a registered non-governmental, non-profit, non-political organization founded in 2020 and headquartered in Yola, Adamawa State, Nigeria.
Every programme follows strict financial controls, partner reporting requirements, and regular monitoring visits to the communities we serve.
Yes — alongside our field teams, we welcome remote volunteers for advocacy, communications, fundraising and research support.
Our programmes are supported by partners including UNICEF, UNDP and the Adamawa State Government, together with individual donors like you.
Our programmes are currently concentrated in Adamawa State, with plans to expand across Northeast Nigeria as funding and partnerships grow.
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