What we do & Services
Our services and programmes are designed to clearly solve human problems especially as they directly relate to our humanitarian operational scope. Meanwhile, as armed conflicts, mass displacement, and disasters take an ever heavier toll, humanitarian intervention remains a cornerstone of global governance.
There are very high incidences of child
poverty and deprivation in Nigeria
whether one uses consumption approach
or deprivation approach. This is our way
of ensuring that these indigent children
are given equal opportunity to quality
education from primary to university
levels.
We are focused on alleviating rural
poverty and deprivation among indigent
children. This means we are building
capacity and credibility to be able to
sufficiently cater for these needs. Areas of
deprivation classified under physical
deprivation range from water, food,
shelter, clothing, etc. We reach out to
solve these basic needs as a means of
helping these children to be mentally
stable to embrace greater opportunities.
According to UNICEF, an estimated 2
million children in Nigeria suffer from
severe acute malnutrition. This calls for
more humanitarian service involvement.
We are passionately concerned.
Besides the rising unemployment rate in
the country, now the second highest on a
global list of countries as monitored by
Bloomberg, skill acquisition is paramount
to building a healthy family or personal
income.
CNAF’s professional workforce brings a
combination of training resources that
impact new levels of skills to members of
rural families who qualify for the training.
This training programme is accompanied
with startup packages to enable them
take off smoothly and create sustainable
source of income for themselves and
equally enjoy our continuous business
support in terms of advice, mentoring, etc.
The concept of entrepreneurship spans
across all social classes. In fact, it is a
global concept with dominating impact.
Most times, what people need to discover
their star, particularly the young people, is
the right information. Developing the
entrepreneurial mindset goes beyond
merely developing a physical craft or
selling something. As we can now see,
various concepts have been brought forth
from the traditional entrepreneurship as
outlined below:
Innovative
Hustler
Imitator
Researcher Buyer
Small business
Large company
Social
The summit seeks to enlighten young
people and to prepare their minds to
embrace the huge responsibility of
entrepreneurship as an effective tool of
personal and national development.
So many aged people are dealing with
serious levels of deprivation besides the
natural ageing effect taking a toll on their
productivity potentials thereby rendering
them economically incapacitated. This
state deprives them the ability to create
personal income for their daily existence
in a noble manner that shows dignity of
human existence. Worst case is when
there is no family available to support
them leaving them in a state of complete
vulnerability.
Our AFTAP is sufficiently enabled to cover
these vulnerable people’s feeding support
and healthcare packages.