Access Women Network (AWN) has partnered with Evolve Charity Trust to present important college provides to ladies throughout 17 faculties in 12 states in Nigeria, reinforcing its dedication to supporting training, empowering younger ladies and creating alternatives for a brighter future.
The initiative will attain college students in Lagos, Abuja, Akwa Ibom, Rivers (Port Harcourt), Kaduna, Kano, Imo, Kogi, Anambra, Delta, Osun and Edo States. Through the distribution of faculty provides, the partnership seeks to assist college students take part extra confidently of their training whereas lowering a number of the monetary pressures dad and mom face in offering important studying supplies.
The Lagos leg of the initiative is scheduled for October 14, 15 and 30, 2026, alongside actions throughout taking part faculties in different areas.
Access to primary college provides is necessary to create a supportive studying setting, notably for kids from households dealing with monetary constraints. By offering these supplies, Access Women Network and Evolve Charity Trust purpose to assist ladies strategy their research with better confidence, take part extra actively within the classroom and stay centered on their academic objectives.
Commenting on the initiative, Iyabo Soji-(*12*), Executive Director, Corporate and Investment Banking, Access Bank plc mentioned: “Every girl deserves the resources and support she needs to learn, grow and fulfil her potential. Access Women Network is committed to promoting women’s empowerment, supporting girls’ education and creating opportunities for young people to reach their full potential. Through initiatives that address barriers to education and community development, the Network seeks to empower the next generation with the resources, confidence and support they need to thrive.
By partnering with organizations such as Evolve Charity Trust, we are helping to make essential learning materials more accessible to schoolgirls, ease the financial burden on parents and foster a more supportive learning environment. The initiative reflects the Network’s belief that investing in girls’ education is an important step towards building stronger communities and creating a future where every girl can learn, grow and succeed. Iyabo concluded.
Also commenting, Godwin Ejeh, the Project Director of Evolve Charity Trust said: “Supporting the girl child education in other for them to achieve their dreams in life is the vision of the NGO. The school supplies provided are uniforms, sandals, books, pen and school bag. This initiative will help boost the confidence of the girls and support their families as it takes away the burden from their parents. When you train a girl, you train a nation and Evolve is excited to partner with Access Women Network to create an enabling environment for girls to access education and build a better future.”
