About Us
MISSION
Through advocacy, capacity-building, other training initiatives and linkage to relevant services, promote the full realization of the rights and potentials of Vulnerable Populations for living socially and economically productive lives in a sustainable manner
VISION
A Nigeria where vulnerable persons are not oppressed but are empowered for sustainable, fulfilling lives having access to needed, appropriate, afforded and quality services for their holistic development.
ABOUT US
THE BASILEIA VULNERABLE PERSONS RIGHTS INITIATIVE (BVPRI) an alliance that is working towards the full realization of Vulnerable Person’s Rights, established to advocate for the rights of vulnerable population, our activities involves training and empowerment of the vulnerable population to be able to advocate for their rights themselves to improve independent living .
Partners
NEEM FOUNDATION
NEEM
United States Agency for International Development
USAID
The United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund
UNICEF
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Team
Martha Oyanta Daniel
Martha Oyanta Daniel. LLB BL PGDE. Has a team and Volunteer spirit has worked with Marie Stopes international organisation Nigeria Gombe support office, Society and the future. Advocacy Centre.She is a Children’s rights activists. Married with children
Juliana Umaru
Juliana Umaru is a graduate of Faculty of Law . Ahmadu Bello University Zaria. She is a retired Magistrate court Judge with passion for girl-child education,She is also founder of Dodavah Schools,where she blends education and skill acquisition to vulnerable children.
Sarah Makama
Sarah Makama is a graduate of Mass Communication at University of Jos. She is passionate about girl-child education and has skills in advocacy for vulnerable population.
Emmanuel Asur Mhya
Emmanuel Asur Mhya
is a Graduate of Ahmadu Bello University with B.Sc in Economics .He has skills in
Business Development and Management
He also is a specialist in Financial Management as an Entrepreneur
He is the CEO of Golden Treanel Limited
Management, a one-stop event management outlet.
THE FOUNDER/EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Jennifer Yere Agbaji is a Lawyer and humanitarian Actor.
She graduated from Ahmadu Bello University Zaria and went to Nigerian Law School Agbani at Enugu State.
She was one of the proud recipient of the North – East social Innovation fellowship Award sponsored by United State Agency for International Development (USAID)
She has been working with women and girls especially in conflict zones teaching them how to switch roles from victims to agent of peace. As an SDG Champion she has taught girls how to localize the SDGs ,scaling up awareness on the goals.
As the National Female coordinator New Nigeria Movement she has trained women across the Nation with skills in advocacy, she believes in the power of an active citizen sector in Nigeria.
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Expressive Therapy session for children with down syndrome
ADVOCACY PLANNING MEETING
Amplify Voices
A safe community is our immunity
Health outreach Volunteers
STRENGTHENING ADVOCACY FOR SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH RIGHTS OF INTERNNALY DISPLACED WOMEN AND GIRLS
IDP Skill ACQUISITION
AMPLIFYING VOICES
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE GIRL
Blog
Empowering Social Impact: BVPRI Courses Offer Essential Skills for Effective Advocacy and NGO Management
July 15, 2024
In a world where social and environmental issues persist, the need for effective advocacy and sustainable non-governmental organizations (NGOs) has never been more pressing. The Basileia Vulnerable Pe...Read More
COMMUNIQUE AT THE END OF PUBLIC POLICY DIALOGUE ON THE SECOND CHANCE EDUCATIONPREAMBLE
June 29, 2024
The Kaduna State School Census Reports 2020 reveals that 25% of adolescent girls drop out of school, a number that has no doubt increased as a result of the recent insecurities in the form of kidnappi...Read More
Bridging Educational Gaps: Insights from the ÀIRLOMA Baseline Report
February 28, 2024
Introduction:In a world increasingly reliant on digital technology, ensuring access to education for all remains a critical challenge. The Advocacy for ICT supported Remote Learning for Out of School ...Read More