Showing posts with label #BlackGirlRock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #BlackGirlRock. Show all posts

Friday, 19 April 2019

Save Our Needy Launches Girls LEAD Challenge

As a follow-up to our Girls LEAD (Leadership, Advocacy, Education and Development) Program, we have launched the Girls LEAD Challenge.

Girls LEAD Program is designed to empower marginalized girls with knowledge and skills to develop leadership qualities and become self-reliant. 




We support girl-child education and the advancement of girls' rights. Through our education programs, we are building the skills and leadership capacity of marginalized girls. We want girls to rule their world.

Are you a girl aged between 12-17? Do you attend a public school in Nigeria? Would you like to become a leader in your community? Do you wish to be known as a changemaker?  Have you noticed issues in your community you will like to change?  Would you like your innovative idea to be rewarded? 

If you answered yes to all these questions, then this is your chance to make your dream come true. Apply for Girls LEAD Challenge and get the opportunity to win $250, $150 or $100. 

Tell us in 300 words how you can bring change to your community in an innovative way.

Submit all applications to girlslead@saveourneedy.org

Application closes April 30th.

Good luck! 

#GirlLeadershipChallenge #IAmAGirlLeader #GirlsLEADChallenge

For partnership or donations to support our projects, kindly call/WhatsApp: +2349025600734 OR send us an email: saveourneedy@gmail.com info@saveourneedy.org

We look forward to hearing from you. 

Sunday, 17 May 2015

Stephanie Linus Wins International Award For Film "Dry"
















Nollywood's A-list actress, director and producer, Stephanie Okereke Linus just won an award for her upcoming new film "DRY" at the Geena Davis and ARC Entertainment’s inaugural Bentonville Film Festival (BFF) in Arkansas, U.S. for “Best Protagonists”.

"DRY" sheds light on the plight of the child bride in Nigeria: consequences of early marriage and complications arising from early child bearing.

The film is scheduled for a summer release in 2015. The movie trailer for DRY can be watched through this link- http://youtu.be/soXkS9BnKu0



Big congrats Stephanie. Keep making us proud. #AfricanWomenRock #KeepSoaring #StrongWomen

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