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Our Projects

Making a difference across Nigeria

Since 2022

Plastics for Pads Project

Turning waste into dignity

At Wonder Woman Nigeria, we believe that young girls and women should not be left alone to make these tough choices. They should be supported, empowered and allowed to have their menstrual periods in a safe, confident and dignified manner.

  • Plastic Collection StationsCompound, community-based and/or school-based drop-off points for PET bottles, cans, and hard plastics (and paper/cardboard, glass, e-waste). Plastic/waste collection and drop off in the station.

  • Recycling PartnershipsOur recycling partner Ecobarter collects the waste when container is full (call for pick up when containers are filled to 80% capacity!). Plastics are sold to recycling partner(s); proceeds are reinvested.

  • Reusable Pads DistributionFunds purchase durable, eco-friendly reusable sanitary pads for adolescent girls, often packaged in dignity kits with soap and deodorant in a chosen, underserved community.

  • Education & AwarenessMenstrual hygiene workshops, peer learning networks, and community sensitization (including men and boys).

  • Community EmpowermentWomen leaders and volunteers manage collection points and safe spaces, generating income and fostering leadership.

Since 2020

The Little Sister Project

Protecting dignity, enabling futures

Born from the mission to combat period poverty, The Little Sister Project provides comprehensive menstrual health support to vulnerable adolescent girls. Through individual donor support, we've adopted girls in target communities, ensuring they have consistent access to menstrual hygiene products and education.

  • Birthed with the maxime to combat period poverty, we have adopted girls inour target communities through the support of individual donors and cater for their monthly menstrustration hygieneneeds to cover sanitation hygiene and avoid girls being abused, molested, sexually taken advantage of and/ordropping out of school. Further, we hold intimate talks about sexual/body education as well as discussions about consent, women rights and rape/GBV

2025

National MHH Summit 2025

From grassroots advocacy to national policy

Wonder Woman Nigeria co-convened Nigeria's historic first National Menstrual Health and Hygiene Management Summit with the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs. This landmark event brought together policymakers, advocates, and stakeholders to address menstrual health as a national priority.

  • Elevate menstrual health to national policy priority

  • Finalize and implement Nigeria's first National MHH Policy

  • Integrate MHH into gender-responsive national budgets

  • Support local production and disability-inclusive product innovation

  • Launch youth-led period banks across Nigeria

Since 2019

Community Sensitization on GBV

Breaking silence, building safety

Our GBV sensitization program engages entire communities in preventing and responding to gender-based violence. By working with traditional and religious leaders, women's groups, youth organizations, and schools, we're creating comprehensive support networks for survivors and shifting cultural norms.

  • Raise awareness about all forms of GBV including rape, assault, and domestic violence

  • Engage men, boys, and community leaders as allies against GBV

  • Create functional referral pathways for survivors

  • Reduce stigma and victim-blaming in communities

  • Establish WWN as a trusted contact point for GBV cases

2021

Child, Not Bride Campaign

Childhood restored, futures protected

Addressing the critical issue of child marriage in Northern Nigeria, this campaign combines family counseling with community-wide awareness activities. We work directly with parents and families to demonstrate the importance of education and the devastating risks of early marriage.

  • End child marriages through targeted family interventions

  • Provide counseling to parents considering early marriage for daughters

  • Educate communities about risks of teenage pregnancy

  • Promote girl child education as pathway to empowerment

  • Create support networks to keep girls in school

Since 2020

Literacy Awareness & Promotion

Building literate, empowered communities

In partnership with Tanar Kaduna Education Consultancy, we're fostering literacy development and reading culture in underserved communities. Our comprehensive approach includes book donations, reading classes, competitions, and advocacy for public library rehabilitation.

  • Promote literacy development in underserved communities

  • Build sustainable reading culture among children and youth

  • Support Almajiri children with education opportunities

  • Advocate for comprehensive public library rehabilitation

  • Make books accessible to everyone, regardless of background

Since 2021

Periodic Clean-Up Activities

Clean communities, healthy futures

Our regular clean-up drives mobilize communities to tackle plastic pollution while building environmental consciousness. These activities directly feed into our Plastics for Pads initiative, creating a closed loop where waste collection serves both environmental and social good.

  • Reduce plastic pollution in communities and waterways

  • Build community environmental awareness and stewardship

  • Collect recyclable materials for Plastics for Pads program

  • Engage youth and volunteers in environmental action

  • Create visible improvements in community cleanliness

Since 2018

Random Acts of Kindness Week

Compassion in action since day one

Our founding program, Random Acts of Kindness represents WWN's core values of compassion and community engagement. Through periodic outreaches, we support street children, orphans, and IDP residents with essential supplies while serving as a visible contact point for GBV cases and community needs.

  • Provide immediate support to most vulnerable community members

  • Create visible presence as GBV contact point

  • Build community awareness of WWN's mission and values

  • Respond to emergency needs in IDP camps and underserved areas

  • Demonstrate compassion as foundation of social change

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