CSDON Supports Girls at Lagos Correctional Centre

On October 8, 2026, the Child Survival and Development Organisation of Nigeria (CSDON) conducted its humanitarian outreach program, themed ‘Hope Has No Bars’, at the Special Correctional Centre for Girls in Idi-Araba, Lagos. The initiative aimed to support and encourage young inmates by donating essential items and educational assistance.
Mrs Robin Oderinde, CSDON’s Program Manager, spoke on behalf of the organization’s Patron, Mrs Onari Duke, emphasizing the importance of uplifting vulnerable women and girls in correctional care. The outreach included donations of food items, toiletries, cooking supplies, an industrial fan, and a 43-inch television set.
CSDON also announced plans for educational and medical support, including covering the cost of an ear aid test for one girl and lesson teacher fees for three months. Additionally, the organization will pay NECO examination fees for three girls and consider further educational scholarships based on their performance.
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