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Linking Communities, changing lives...
Community Links and Human Empowerment initiative is a non-governmental organization established to bring smiles and plant hope in communities especially among the youths, women and vulnerable children
A self-reliant society where individuals and groups explore their inner resources, realizing their innate potentials for total well-being and a just society.
To work with the communities inclusively towards advancing, exploring and maximizing their abilities and capabilities for sustainable self- reliance.
Professionalism: We believe in standards and best Practices.
Good attitude: Maintain a positive disposition in thought, speech and action.
Equity and Inclusiveness: We leave no one behind.
Transparency: We hide nothing.
Our Approach
In Community Links and Human Empowerment initiatives:
1: We create platforms for Communities to engage with themselves and other partners towards making sustainable developmental strides.
2: We empower the Communities to initiate and take responsibility of issues that affect them by providing skills through training in workshop forms, sensitization approaches, town hall meetings , engaging with CBOs, Faith base organization, and theatre for development approaches.
3: Our work is trans-formative and inclusive of:
• Gender • the vulnerable • Rights, • Contextually driven, • Locally driven, • Working in partnership with other groups4: To ensure transparency we practice both horizontal and vertical accountability .
Humanitarian Reach
AIDS Prevention initiative in Nigeria
IDP's Sensitized on Voter Education
Households Sensitized on COVID-19
View the latest events from our activities by visiting our social media pages
1000 women farmers in Wannune and Tarka trained on tomato farming and preservation and empowered with a tomato drying machines.
110,000 persons benefited from our early recovery intervention during the 2017 flooding that affected 12 communities within the state.
Get Out The Vote campaigned was launched in January 2019 to sensitize 110,000 internally displaced persons in camps and host communities across the state to get registered and ensure that the cast their votes.
The organization graduated 3273 vulnerable children and care givers that were enrolled in the AIDS prevention Initiative of Nigeria (APIN) project in 2019.
