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+234 703 467 0152
Hs4, Rd 19, Adebisi layout, NNPC, Apata Ibadan.
Tabitha Foundation for the Less Privileged is a registered non-profit, non-political humanitarian organization dedicated to improving the lives of vulnerable and underserved individuals through empowerment, capacity building and sustainable development initiatives.
Hs4, Rd 19, Adebisi layout, NNPC, Apata Ibadan.
Skills acquisition is a foundation for empowerment. The programme is designed to help individuals develop useful practical skills, improve self-reliance and explore opportunities for employment or entrepreneurship.
Tabitha Foundation’s women empowerment initiatives are focused interventions that equip women and girls with relevant skills, resources and support systems.
At Tabitha Foundation for the Less Privileged, our Skills Acquisition Programme supports individuals by providing opportunities to develop practical capabilities, strengthen confidence and pursue sustainable livelihood pathways.
Through learning, mentorship and empowerment support, we help participants gain skills that can contribute to personal growth and community development.
Capabilities that can support employment, enterprise or livelihood activity
Purpose, decision-making and self-development.
Business development knowledge for aspiring and emerging entrepreneurs.
Guidance, encouragement and access to supportive networks.
Immediate support can be essential, but lasting empowerment also requires opportunities to learn, earn, build confidence, make informed decisions and participate more fully in economic and community life. The Foundation’s development model is designed around that longer-term progression.
Depending on the specific programme, women and girls may engage in skills acquisition, entrepreneurship development, mentorship, leadership or self-development activities.
The Foundation’s vision emphasizes productive, purposeful and economically independent lives. Any specific business grants, starter packs, cooperative structures, savings support, market access or finance linkages should be stated only when formally approved and evidenced.
Programme delivery should reflect respect for human dignity and avoid narratives that reduce women to vulnerability alone.
Engage communities and beneficiaries to understand priority challenges and opportunities.
Provide training, mentorship, workshops and self-development programmes that strengthen competence and confidence.
Connect beneficiaries to relevant skills, networks, resources and platforms for personal and economic advancement.
If you are looking for a programme, want to volunteer your expertise, represent an institution seeking a credible partnership, or want to support practical empowerment, there is a pathway to participate.