Support Her Health. Support Her Education.
Your donation can help support initiatives focused on menstrual health, education, child protection, mental health awareness, and advocacy for women and children.
Your Support Can Help Us:
Advocate for girls’ access to education
Promote menstrual health and dignity
Support child protection initiatives
Raise mental health awareness
Promote essential health needs
Create awareness in vulnerable communities
Advocate for better policies and systems
Account Number: 1312886326
Name: Protect Her Health And Education Welfare Foundation
Bank: Zenith Bank PLC
Make a Difference. Inspire Hope. Create Lasting Change.
At Protect Her Health And Education, we believe that lasting change begins with compassionate people who are willing to give their time, skills, and passion to serve others.
As a volunteer, you’ll join a community dedicated to improving the health, education, protection, and well-being of girls, women, and children across Nigeria. Whether you’re supporting outreach programmes, community awareness campaigns, educational initiatives, fundraising activities, or administrative tasks, your contribution will help create brighter futures for those who need it most.
No matter your background or experience, there is a place for you to make an impact. Together, we can empower girls, strengthen communities, and build a future where every child has the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive with dignity.
Why Volunteer With Us?
Make a meaningful impact in your community.
Support life-changing health and education initiatives.
Develop new skills and gain valuable experience.
Connect with passionate individuals and organisations.
Be part of a movement advocating for lasting social change.
Who Can Volunteer?
Students and young professionals
Teachers and educators
Healthcare professionals
Community advocates
Corporate teams
Skilled professionals
Anyone passionate about empowering girls and protecting vulnerable communities
Partner With Us
Creating lasting change requires collaboration. At Protect Her Health And Education, we believe that meaningful impact is possible when organizations, communities, institutions, and individuals come together around a shared commitment to the health, education, protection, and dignity of girls and women.
We welcome partnerships with organizations, schools, healthcare institutions, government agencies, development partners, civil society groups, and communities to support advocacy, awareness, community engagement, and sustainable initiatives.
Whether through resources, expertise, shared programs, or community outreach, your partnership can help us reach more people and turn our shared vision into meaningful action
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Protect Her Health And Education do?
Protect Her Health And Education Welfare Foundation advocates for the health, education, protection, and dignity of girls and women. Our work focuses on raising awareness, addressing systemic challenges, and promoting sustainable solutions that help girls and women live healthier, safer, and more empowered lives.
What are your main areas of focus?
Our key areas include health and menstrual dignity, education and empowerment, child protection, mental health awareness, and policy advocacy. We particularly advocate for improved access to menstrual hygiene products and policies that reduce barriers affecting girls and women.
How can I support your work?
There are several ways to support us. You can donate, volunteer, partner with us, participate in our advocacy initiatives, or help raise awareness about the issues we address. Every contribution helps us reach more people and advance our mission.
How can I become a volunteer?
You can join our volunteer community by expressing your interest through our Volunteer section or contacting us directly. Volunteers can contribute their time, skills, and expertise to support awareness campaigns, community initiatives, advocacy activities, and other programs.
Why is menstrual health one of your advocacy priorities?
Millions of girls struggle to manage menstruation safely because of the cost and limited availability of sanitary products. Period poverty can contribute to school absenteeism, health risks, stigma, and gender inequality. We therefore advocate for menstrual products to be accessible and affordable, including the removal of taxes and levies and support for free or subsidized products for vulnerable girls and women.
Can organizations partner with Protect Her Health And Education?
Yes. We welcome collaboration with organizations, communities, civil society groups, development partners, and relevant institutions that share our commitment to protecting women and children. Partnerships can help strengthen awareness, expand our reach, and support sustainable solutions. The foundationu2019s approach specifically recognizes partnerships with civil society and development partners as important to achieving lasting impact.