We offer capacity building through scholarships for indigent young people, peer education training, life skills and livelihood skills training for young people and women, awareness creation, sensitisation and training about Reproductive, Sexual Health and Rights education, HIV/AIDS, STIs, COVID 19, etc.
We support orphanages and provide help for young inmates awaiting trial, care and support for persons living with HIV, counselling and referral services, etc.
We provide consultancy services and training on Peer education, HIV counselling and testing, training on adolescent reproductive health and rights education, etc.
GNI is a non-profit, non-political and non-governmental organization founded in November, 2007 to advance, promote and support efforts of government and all other stakeholders involved in women, youth and Human developmental activities.
To foster gender equality, empower women and provide maternal, new- born and child health interventions
To focus on youth friendly services; offer counselling, support and reproductive health services that young people need free of charge
GNI encourages volunteers who will contribute their knowledge, talent, skills and time towards achieving her goals and vision. We encourage new ideas and initiatives on how to better serve our beneficiaries. We are happy to explore flexible volunteering conditions – such as working hours, duration of volunteering and deadlines – for all our supporters.
To empower people through Capacity building, skills acquisition, scholarships and other services that will provide enabling environment for growth and development.
GNI envisions a world where all human beings; especially young people and women live a life of dignity; free from harm, injustice and poverty, become active citizens and contribute to national development.
One of the most important services GENERATION NEXT INITIATIVE FOR DEVELOPMENT AND CAPACITY BUILDING (GNI) offers is capacity building; through Scholarships for indigent young people, training workshops/ seminars and provision of information that collectively enhance our response to Reproductive Health issues,
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