Enhancing the wellbeing of women and girls through empowerment, education and improved health.
We host programmes that enable a better life for women, girls and everyone who shares the vision of a better life for them.
Help, Hope & Opportunity
At Life Touchers Africa Network, we are aimed at contributing our quota in reducing poverty, improving health, reducing hunger, improving education and reducing inequalities.
Updates on Upcoming Events
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Letters to NEZU
Programmes
Explore our lineup of programmes designed to enhance the wellbeing of women and girls in Africa.
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Donations
Support our programmes to keep them alive through your donations to specific projects or the organization at large.
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Leadership Network
Join the LTA Network, a community of women and men passionate about personal and social leadership.
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Clothe a Girl Child
Our annual flagship event, Cloth a Girl Child fair, typically holds every December in a choose location in Nigeria featuring gifting of cloths, food items, and other goodies to thousands of indigent women and girls.
Personal Stories
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“You’re a Woman, so What?”: Navigating Society’s Control Over Women
As a young girl who has spent only a decade on Mother Earth, your perception of life is quite limited and much more limited is
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How I Lost My Mum to a Violent Dad’s Abuse (Abike’s Story)
A tragic story about one-sided parenting, deadbeat fathering, domestic violence, and childhood lost to early responsibility.