
Water
Solar-powered boreholes and community WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) committees.
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Nine-Ten Development Foundation
We work with rural communities in Abuja, Kaduna, Nasarawa, and Niger States through WHEE: Water, Health and hygiene, Energy, and Education, supporting indigent families and pupils in primary and secondary schools.
In rural communities across Northern and North-Central Nigeria, including Abuja, Kaduna, Nasarawa, and Niger States, households face multi-dimensional poverty: limited water access, little or no reliable electricity, under-resourced schools, and fragile nutrition, including NOMA among young children. The effects fall hardest on women, children under five, primary school pupils, and secondary school girls. Limited water, power, schooling, and nutrition often compound one another in the same communities.

Solar-powered boreholes and community WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) committees.
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Menstrual hygiene in schools, and nutrition support including superfoods (RUTF) for children affected by NOMA and to help stop further growth of the disease.
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1.5–3 kVA solar BESS for community hubs, health centres, and rural household clusters.
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Primary school libraries and connectivity, plus tuition sponsorship for up to 50 pupils a year.
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