They were also trained in social media marketing,life skills, mental health support, and financial literacy to girls who otherwise wouldn’t have access to such resources.
So far, the program has graduated 180 girls over three cohorts, with 60 graduating in the latest batch.
The program is free for participants, selected through a national vulnerability index in partnership with the Federal Ministry of Health and the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs.
CEO of CIHP in Lagos, Dr Bola Oyeledun, said, “We focus on very vulnerable girls, using a national index that measures their level of vulnerability.
“The goal is to lift these girls out of their circumstances and provide them with the skills and confidence to succeed.”
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