One of SUDAYI’s key goals is to promote a sustainable environment in our communities. We are actively working with various stakeholders to develop policies that address the impacts of climate change, such as the increasing frequency of floods in our regions. To this end, SUDAYI is engaged in ongoing meetings with stakeholders, including: These collaborations
Sara Joseph was once a struggling single mother, unable to provide for herself and her son. Due to her desperate situation, she found herself vulnerable to exploitation by men who offered her money in exchange for compromising her dignity. However, with the financial support of SUDAYI, Sara was able to stabilize her life and meet
Esther Ezekiel who is fondly called ‘Mama Grace’ endured years of domestic abuse and was eventually abandoned by her husband, leaving her with six children to care for and a mountain of debt. Desperate and overwhelmed, she struggled to survive. SUDAYI’s initial intervention involved providing financial support to help Mama Grace feed her family. We
Ruphina also known as ‘Mama Emeka’ is a mother of four children, two of whom are mentally challenged. After being abandoned by her husband, she was left to care for her sons’ mental health and provide for the entire family on her own. Despite working as a cleaner in a school, she struggled to afford
Jummai Sunday is a hardworking farmer who was left to fend for herself, her five children, and a grandson after her husband abandoned the family. Despite her determination, the burden of farming and caring for her family became overwhelming. Additionally, her farm suffered significant losses due to bandits allowing their cattle to destroy her crops.
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