Voice Foundation Empowers Teenage Mothers in Nigeria to End Harmful Practices

Favour, the founder of Voice Foundation, shares her motivation to empower teenage mothers in Nigeria by providing education, livelihood support, and advocacy. The foundation, formerly known as Campus Babe Initiative, focuses on breaking barriers to girls' education and ending harmful practices like child marriage and money marriage.
Favour's personal experience drives her dedication to supporting marginalized girls, particularly in rural and underserved areas of southern Nigeria where support systems are weak. The Voice Foundation has reached girls in 12 communities, offering literacy, life skills, vocational training, and psychosocial support.
Through campaigns and initiatives, the foundation aims to challenge harmful cultural practices and combat issues like money marriage.
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