We Are Nigeria's Women and Child Health Foundation.
A registered Nigerian nonprofit building a country where no woman suffers alone and no child is left without care.
Who We Are
A Women's Health NGO
Built for Nigeria
ENAE Women and Child Health Foundation is a Nigerian nonprofit dedicated to the health and wellbeing of women and children across the nation.
We run targeted health programs, advocacy campaigns, and community-based interventions that address the most urgent and overlooked health challenges facing Nigerian women and children today.
We do not work from the outside. We work inside communities - alongside healthcare professionals, trained volunteers, schools, faith leaders, traditional rulers, and government agencies - delivering care where it is actually needed.
Women & Girls Supported
Engagement Sessions
Communities Reached
States Represented
Women & Girls Supported
Engagement Sessions
Communities Reached
States Represented
Our Purpose
What Drives Us
Our Mission
“To promote, support, and advance the health and wellbeing of women and children across Nigeria through targeted health programs, advocacy, and community-based interventions.”
Our Vision
“A Nigeria where every woman and every child has access to quality healthcare, health knowledge, and the dignity of a life lived in wellness.”
Our Principles
What We Stand For
These values guide every decision we make and every program we deliver.
Dignity
Every person we serve is treated with full respect. Health work is human work.
Equity
We go to the most underserved first. Geography and income must never determine health outcomes.
Community
Our programs are built with communities, not for them.
Integrity
We are accountable to the people we serve and to our partners.
Impact
We measure success in lives improved, not activities completed.
Our Story
It started with a belief that would not go away.
ENAE Foundation was founded on one conviction: the health of a woman is not just a personal matter - it is a community matter, a national matter, a development matter.
When women are healthy and informed, their families thrive. When girls have menstrual hygiene support, they stay in school. When mothers receive postpartum care, their children have stronger starts.
We built an organisation around that belief - one that moves with urgency, acts with care, and refuses to accept that a woman's postcode or income should determine whether she receives health support. That belief became action on 4th July 2026, when we implemented our first project: a menstrual hygiene and sensitisation initiative in Jikwoyi Phase 1, Abuja.
July 2026
First project launched
Jikwoyi, Abuja
FCT, Nigeria
First Project - Jikwoyi Phase 1
Menstrual Hygiene & Sensitisation Initiative
How We Work
From Community to Impact
Our approach is rooted in collaboration, sustainability, and direct action.
We deliver care directly
Through outreach programs, medical missions, training, and distribution of health materials in communities across Nigeria.
We build capacity
Training community health workers, volunteers, and caregivers who carry our work forward long after we leave.
We advocate
Pushing for the policy changes, institutional partnerships, and public awareness that make sustainable health equity possible.
Collaboration
We Do Not Work Alone
ENAE Foundation actively partners with healthcare institutions, government health agencies, schools, faith-based organisations, traditional community leadership, and development partners across Nigeria to co-deliver programs at scale.
FAQ
Questions About ENAE Foundation
Is ENAE Foundation a registered organisation in Nigeria?+
Yes. ENAE Women and Child Health Foundation is a registered nonprofit organisation in Nigeria, operating strictly in the public interest with no profit distribution to members or trustees.
How long has ENAE Foundation been operating?+
We launched our on-the-ground work with our first implemented project in Jikwoyi Phase 1, Abuja, on 4th July 2026.
What states in Nigeria does ENAE Foundation work in?+
We began our work in the Federal Capital Territory (Abuja), with our first project delivered in Jikwoyi Phase 1. We are actively expanding our reach to serve more women and children across all 36 states.
How can I partner with ENAE Foundation?+
We welcome partnerships with healthcare institutions, government agencies, schools, faith-based organisations, and development partners. Reach out through our contact form to start a conversation.
What impact has ENAE made so far?+
Since launching in July 2026, we have reached hundreds of women and girls through our menstrual hygiene program, community engagement sessions, and health outreach initiatives across the FCT.