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Stories

Stories of resilience

Behind every number is a person with a name, a family and a future. These are some of their stories.

In their words

Voices from our programmes

Some names have been changed to protect identities.

For years, my children couldn’t enroll in school because they lacked birth certificates. They supported us through the process, and today, all my children have their birth certificates.
Musa Adamu SuleLegal identity support, Bolori Ward, Maiduguri
Now my child is normal again, without complications. We are receiving care at the FRAD Foundation OTP, and her MUAC keeps improving.
Fatima IbrahimMother, nutrition programme, Gwoza
The assistance from FRAD Foundation and the donor has truly supported me and my children.
Magdalene InnocentAnticipatory flood cash, Borromji, Adamawa
I may not walk like others, but I can move people. And that’s what matters to me.
Bana FaliNutrition volunteer, Magumeri
The project didn’t just give me a wheelchair; it gave me a sense of dignity and a voice. I feel seen, valued, and empowered to help others.
Aisha JalingoDisability inclusion, Damagum, Yobe
Before, I could only watch other kids play. Now, I can go to school and play with them too. I feel like I can do anything.
Ali, 12Assistive Device Program
I had lost hope. But FRAD showed me I wasn’t alone.
Zara AbbaFlood recovery, Goni Kachallari
FRAD has been my supporting factor. They gave me dignity kits, enrolled me in psychosocial support and livelihood activities, and trained me in cap knitting and crocheting. I am no longer worthless.
Hadiza (name changed)Women and Girls Safe Space, Jere
This support has lifted a burden from me. Now I serve my community with knowledge, confidence, and pride.
AbbaChild protection volunteer, MMC & Jere
If not because of FRAD volunteers, we could have died not knowing Mine Action.
Kanumbu Alhaji BukarFarmer, Fulatari IDP Camp
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