The Shadrack Ogbeide Foundation is a Nigerian NGO stabilising vulnerable households, restoring rural livelihoods, and expanding opportunities for women and youth so people can thrive in their home communities.
Your support helps fund food security, income recovery, education and skills, basic health and WASH, and community protection for families on the frontlines of displacement risk.
We design multi-sectoral responses tailored to local realities in Nigeria, anchored in evidence and aligned with international humanitarian and development standards.
We provide time-bound food support, cash or voucher assistance, and livelihood starter kits for farmers, traders, and artisans which help families recover income streams disrupted by conflict, climate shocks, or economic crisis.
From remedial education and school support to vocational training and digital skills, we help adolescents and youth, especially girls, access pathways into dignified work at home instead of dangerous journeys abroad.
We link families to basic health services, improve access to safe water and sanitation, and strengthen community protection, with a focus on women's safety, psychosocial support, and safeguarding children at risk.
We address the root drivers of irregular migration by rehabilitating communities through integrated support that restores livelihoods, expand opportunity, and strengthen social cohesion so young people can build meaningful lives at home.
Irregular migration is rarely a choice. It is a last resort for families trapped between insecurity, economic collapse, and the erosion of basic services. By addressing these drivers in Nigeria's high-risk communities, we help people reclaim agency over their futures.
