Flood-affected households received essential hygiene kits
Karasuwa & Nguru LGAs
Evidence of change
Progress measured in stronger lives.
Each result represents a person, household, or community gaining greater safety, agency, access, or opportunity.
NEYIF / Impact recordPeople before numbers.
What changed—not only what happened.
Orphans enrolled in health insurance
Yobe StateYoung people completed vocational training
Conflict-affected communitiesReligious and community leaders trained
Leadership & PCVEFrom activity to outcome
Impact case files
Selected interventions show how practical support becomes greater dignity, protection, and agency.
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Humanitarian responseKarasuwa & Nguru
Restoring dignity after flooding
NEYIF and Save the Children International distributed hygiene kits to 400 vulnerable households in Karasuwa and Nguru LGAs, responding directly to increased risks of waterborne disease.
Outcome lens Safety · access · agency
02
Health accessYobe State
Healthcare protection for vulnerable children
In partnership with Isah Chikaji Foundation and with funding from Muslim Valley, 61 orphans were enrolled in the Yobe State Contributory Healthcare Management Agency insurance scheme.
Outcome lens Safety · access · agency
03
Youth livelihoodsNorthern Nigeria
Skills that lead to income and agency
A five-day workshop equipped 50 young people from conflict-affected communities with practical production skills and the financial knowledge to turn those skills into livelihoods.
Outcome lens Safety · access · agency
Accountability
Evidence is part of delivery.
NEYIF combines programme records, participant feedback, community engagement, and partner reporting to understand results and improve implementation.
- Participation
- Communities help define priorities and assess whether support is useful.
- Feedback
- Experience from participants informs programme adjustments and follow-up.
- Learning
- Results and implementation lessons strengthen future programme design.