Contacts

No. 348 Jamaina road, Pompomari bypass, Maiduguri, Borno State.

info@fradfoundation.org

+234-9077255226 

Our impact

Impact you can count, and stories you can feel

We measure what matters: lives protected, children nourished, families back on their feet.

Our reach

2025: our biggest year yet

Project participants in 2025
0
Host community members
0
Internally displaced people
0
Returnees
0

Source: FRAD Foundation Annual Report 2025.

2024 at a glance

Measured results across every programme

People directly supported
0
People reached indirectly
0 K+
Women and girls given psychosocial support
0 +
Children treated for severe acute malnutrition
0
Recovery in our moderate malnutrition programme
0 %
Flood-affected people fed
0
Latrine and shower stalls built
0
Local organisations strengthened
0
Strategic Plan 2024-2027

Where we are heading

Our first strategic plan sets clear, measurable ambitions for the communities we serve.

+50% school enrolment

Increase enrolment and retention of vulnerable children, and give at least 500 young people digital skills.

-25% GBV incidence

Reduce gender-based violence in the communities we serve through prevention, safe spaces and survivor care.

-30% malnutrition

Cut malnutrition among children and persons with disabilities using locally produced foods.

-50% waterborne disease risk

Halve the risk of waterborne disease and environmental pollution in camps and host communities.

Peace & good governance

Strengthen social cohesion through intergenerational dialogue and action against hate speech and misinformation.

+20% flexible funding

Grow unrestricted income so we can respond where needs are greatest.

Behind the numbers

The people we work for

Accountability

Results you can verify

Read our full annual reports and strategic plan, and see how we manage funds in the Trust Centre.

Be part of next year’s numbers

Every gift and partnership turns into results like these.

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