Kingdom Women And Youth Empowerment FoundationEmpowering communities through skills acquisition across NigeriaVolunteer · Donate · Partner with us todayJos South, Plateau State · info@kwayefoundation.org
Kwaye Foundation leaders and partners

Who we are

About Kwaye Foundation

Building strong, self-sustaining communities through empowerment and skill acquisition.

Mission, Vision & Core Values

Kingdom Women and Youths Empowerment (KWAYE) Foundation is a non-profit organization using deeply involving thematic processes to eradicate social vices that harm Nigerian women and youths.

Our Mission

To transform the social, economic, psychological, political, and legal circumstances of women and youths in Nigeria through bottom-up empowerment, skills acquisition, and sustainable community partnerships.

Our Vision

A Nigeria where women and youth lead self-sustaining communities—equipped with skills, protected in dignity, and connected through meaningful opportunity.

Integrity

Transparent stewardship of resources and honest relationships with every community we serve.

Sustainability

Programs designed for lasting livelihoods—skills, micro-credit, and local ownership over short-term aid.

Women & Youth Inclusion

Centering rural women and youths as decision-makers, not just beneficiaries of our work.

Collective Care

Counselling, rehabilitation, peace-building, and reintegration for those escaping abuse or displacement.

Our Journey Across Nigeria

An interactive timeline of milestones—from local beginnings to multi-state expansion.

Milestone · 2016

Foundation established

KWAYE Foundation launches in Plateau State to empower rural women and youths through a bottom-up approach.

Where Your Support Goes

We prioritize field impact. Explore how every naira is allocated across programs, tools, and operations.

85%of funds

Leadership & Executive Team

Seasoned professionals in conflict resolution, peace-building, skills training, and community development guiding our mandate.

Partner with leadership
Dr. Aisha Bello

Dr. Aisha Bello

Founder & Executive Director

Leads strategy for women-centered skills programs, micro-credit schemes, and advocacy across Plateau and beyond.

Engr. Musa Danjuma

Engr. Musa Danjuma

Board Chair

Guides governance and partnerships that keep field programs accountable, transparent, and community-owned.

Grace Okafor

Grace Okafor

Director of Programs

Designs youth vocational pathways, IDP reintegration support, and peace-building interventions nationwide.

Ibrahim Sani

Ibrahim Sani

Head of Community Outreach

Coordinates rural outreach, volunteer immersion, and local facilitator networks in the Middle Belt.

Ngozi Eze

Ngozi Eze

Finance & Stewardship Lead

Ensures donor funds flow primarily to field projects, tools, and training with clear reporting.

Fatima Abdullahi

Fatima Abdullahi

Women Enterprise Advisor

Mentors cooperatives and market-ready enterprises emerging from Kwaye skills-acquisition cohorts.