As a girl, I used to feel shy and forgotten, especially during my period. The foundation’s girls’ support program gave us sanitary supplies, advice and mentorship. I attend school every day now and feel confident speaking up in class.

During the lean season, many families here struggle to put food on the table. Edah Foundation shared food items with households and fed our children, and the whole community felt the relief. Their team was respectful and well organized, and no one was left out.

Volunteering with Edah Foundation changed how I see giving. The team is organized, transparent, and truly committed to the people they serve. Seeing the children’s smiles at every outreach reminded me that small acts of kindness can change lives. I’m proud to be part of this work.

Many organizations make promises, but Edah Foundation shows up. Their team came to our community, listened to our needs, and delivered real help to our children. I have watched pupils become more motivated since the foundation began supporting them. We are grateful and pray they keep reaching more communities.

My daughter fell ill, and the nearest clinic was far from our village. Edah Foundation’s health outreach brought medical screening and basic medicines right to us. I am grateful for the care and the health education they gave our community.

Before Edah Foundation came to our school, I often missed classes because I had no books or school supplies. Now I have my own exercise books, a school bag and the encouragement I needed. I want to become a nurse one day, and I now believe I can.