A world where every individual and community has access to good health and nutrition, protection, equal opportunities, and the support needed to live a safe, dignified and productive life.
Safenest Nutrition and Community Empowerment Initiative (SNCEI) is a national non-governmental organisation committed to improving the health, nutrition, protection, livelihoods and resilience of vulnerable people and communities in Nigeria.
Our three-year strategic plan sets out clear priorities and intended results while giving us a framework for programmes, partnerships, fundraising and organisational systems — allowing SafeNest to grow gradually without losing quality, accountability or community trust.
A World where every individual and community has access to good health and nutrition, protection, equal opportunities, and the support needed to live a safe, dignified, and productive life.
To improve the health, nutrition, protection, and well-being of vulnerable people by strengthening communities, promoting equal opportunities, and supporting practical and sustainable solutions.
Everything SafeNest does over the next three years sits under one of five priorities — from health and nutrition to organisational sustainability.
From founding systems in 2027 to consolidating results by 2029, the plan grows in three deliberate stages.
A clear separation between governance and management keeps SafeNest accountable at every level — select a level of the chart to learn what it does.
By the end of the strategic period, SafeNest aims to have achieved the following across its programmes and systems.
We pursue a diversified resource mobilisation approach so that no single donor or funding source carries our work. We prioritise partnerships that align with our mission, values, technical capacity and community priorities.
Whether you are a donor, a development partner, a community organisation or a volunteer, there is a role for you in building safer, healthier communities.
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