About Us

EDUCATION

Every child deserves quality education irrespective of their background. Without quality education, children are less likely to escape from the cycle of poverty and may never truly fulfill their potential.

HEALTH

Women and children in vulnerable groups suffer higher health risks than their counterparts. At SSVI, we work with policy makers and stakeholders to provide sustainable health for these women and children.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

We believe that creating an avenue for sustainable development is important to provide youths and vulnerable the power to transform their lives and make better decisions. We provide opportunities for these individuals and communities through skills acquisition, donations and provision of seed capital for small scale businesses.

Mission
Our mission is to provide solutions to multifaceted challenges facing Youths and Vulnerable persons through innovative, efficient and social acceptable methods.

Vision
Our vision is a new world where the Youths and Vulnerable are sufficiently empowered to solve their own problems. We will meet this expectation by engaging and making Youths and Vulnerable persons partners in the change process.

What we do
Our scope of work covers:
• Education
• Health
• Economic development

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TESTIMONIALS

I am excited my school is one of the schools benefiting from the free 5000 reusable pad’s project in public schools. Today, I learnt new things about my body and how my menstural cycle works. I have been too shy to tell my mum everything I feel in my body, that was why I asked the doctor so many questions and I was clearly responded to.
Maryam Alkali
GSS Tudun Wada, Wuse Zone 4

The state of our camp is deteriorating, we have no access to basic health care service, thanks to sustainable solutions for youths and the vulnerable initiative who have been coming consistently to our camp for 5 years with their medical team to check on our health and give us support economically, we are deeply grateful. I am using this medium to call on other Initiatives, ministries, agencies and the mother of our dear nation Dr Aisha Buhari to borrow a leaf from SSYVI and come to our aid. We are also full of potentials and can be useful to our dear country Nigeria.
Idris Halilu
Cordinator and Spokesperson of Abuja-based IDP camps.

Thank you sustainable solutions for youths and the vulnerable initiative, now I know more about my sexuality and body. I am also glad I will not be buying pads for the whole year…
Joy
SS1. Gss Mpape

This came to me as a beautiful and very surprising innovation and this is very timely because we have so many girls who miss school because of their periods and inability of parents and guardians to afford sanitary pads. We are thankful to this Initiative for deeming this project fit and considering our students as beneficiaries, We are also calling on the government to support initiatives like this to alleviate period poverty in Nigeria.
Mrs Adeagbo
Teacher/ Counselling Unit GSS Tudun Wada FCT