Why We Do What We Do

Nigeria faces a significant youth poverty crisis. According to the World Bank, 40.1% of Nigerians live below the national poverty line, with young people disproportionately affected. This is driven by factors such as limited access to quality education, high unemployment rates (33.3% for youth in 2020), and systemic inequality. The consequences of youth poverty are severe, contributing to social unrest, crime, and lost economic potential.

Empowering Youths, Transforming Lives

To empower young Nigerians to rise above poverty and create their own futures through skill development, education, and mindset transformation.

Our Mission

Our Vision

A Nigeria where poverty is no longer a hindrance to the dreams and aspirations of any young person.

Make a Difference

A Nigeria where poverty is no longer a hindrance to the dreams and aspirations of any young person

Skill Acquisition Programs

We provide essential training to equip young people with skills for sustainable livelihoods and economic independence.

Educational Support Services

Offering scholarships and tutoring to enhance educational opportunities for underprivileged youth in Nigeria.

Breaking the chains of poverty, one skill at a time

At Helping Hands, we provide practical skills and training to equip youth for sustainable careers and brighter futures

Community Collaboration

Partnering with local businesses, organizations, and schools to create a strong support network and job opportunities for young people.

Mindset Transformation

Foster a mindset of resilience, self-belief, and personal responsibility through workshops, coaching, and mentorship programs.

Our Impact

With a shared vision and a commitment to making a difference, we work hand-in-hand to lift young people into new opportunities

Helping Hands transformed my life, providing skills and hope for a brighter future.

Samuel Adeola

Lagos, Nigeria

The support from Helping Hands has been invaluable in my journey towards self-sufficiency and success.

Amina Bello

Abuja, Nigeria

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