La'iri Initiative Returns Displaced Children to School in Plateau State
La'iri Human Development Initiative, a Christian non-governmental organization, has initiated a program in Plateau State, Nigeria, to reintegrate 500 displaced children aged 5-17 back into primary and tertiary institutions. The project, led by Executive Director Rev. Mancha Darong, aims to tackle the educational challenges faced by children affected by violent conflicts in the region since 2001.
The organization's mission extends beyond education to promoting peacebuilding and religious harmony in the country. La'iri plans to expand its efforts to address environmental and health issues, emphasizing a holistic approach to rebuilding communities.
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