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The Four18 Outreach and Teachers’ Training Program, in partnership with Soft Contents UK, is a holistic initiative designed to promote educational excellence, health awareness, and overall well-being among students, teachers, and young people in Mpape, Abuja.

The program addresses both physical and psychosocial needs within the school environment. Through the Pad A Girl Hygiene Program, it directly tackles menstrual health challenges by providing sanitary materials, education on personal hygiene, and fostering dignity and confidence among adolescent girls. This intervention helps reduce absenteeism, stigma, and health risks associated with poor menstrual hygiene.

In addition, the program integrates teacher capacity building on global learning concepts, equipping educators to create safe, inclusive, and supportive learning environments that promote emotional well-being, resilience, and positive student engagement. By embedding Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being) into learning, the program encourages healthy behaviors, awareness, and long-term lifestyle improvements. By combining education, health interventions, and empowerment, the program fosters a healthier, more confident, and better-equipped generation of learners and educators. - Evelyn Udofia, Project Lead, Four 18 Humanitarian Initiatives, Abuja, Nigeria.

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Congratulations to Namibia’s first female President on this groundbreaking achievement.

Your leadership marks a new era of inclusion, progress, and empowerment. A powerful reminder that when women lead, nations thrive.

Here’s to a future where every voice is heard and every dream is possible.

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As part of Open Education Week 2026, AfLIA and OER Africa invite you to the Open Education Week Virtual Summit (3-4 March 2026), held online under the theme ‘Open Education, Open Possibilities.’

The summit brings together African librarians, educators, policymakers, and open education advocates to explore leadership, policy, local knowledge, collaboration, and ethical uses of emerging technologies in open education.

Register and learn more: https://www.oerafrica.org/content/join-global-celebration-open-education-open-education-week-2026

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