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Stepping Stones Nigeria (SSN)

Contact data:

24D St Leonard's House
St Leonard's Gate
Lancaster
LA1 1NN
United Kingdom
Tel: 01524 849158
Email: info@steppingstonesnigeria.org
Website: www.steppingstonesnigeria.org

Year established:

2005 

No. Staff:

6

Main contact:

Felicia Willow (info@steppingstonesnigeria.org)

Membership No:

4015

Organisation aims and activities: Stepping Stones Nigeria upholds and defends child rights in the Niger Delta. . We work closely with our Nigerian partners to save and transform the lives of disadvantaged and stigmatised children, support effective education, and advocate for a greater understanding of child rights.


Further details: SSN promotes and defends the right for children to be free from violence, abuse and neglect in the Niger Delta. In particular, its work with street children and children who have been accused of witchcraft has been a key theme since its inception in 2005. SSN also considers education to be a fundamental human right that enables children to realise other rights and fulfil their potential. It is a powerful tool in the fight against discrimination and stigmatisation. It can help to put an end to poverty, disease and suffering. Education therefore plays a key role in improving lives and enhancing the opportunities of individuals, families, communities and nations.


Operational level: International


Works with age groups : Children 0 - 15


Organisation type: NGO - non governmental organisation


Organisation mandate: Provide training or education on child rights, Research child rights, Work in partnership with organisations


Areas of expertise: Child participation, Children living with HIV/AIDS, Children with disabilities, Children working and living on the street, Economic rights, Education and cultural rights, Family and alternative care, Health and welfare, Individual cases of violations, Justice, Sexual exploitation and abuse, Violence


Countries in which this organisation works: Nigeria


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Last updated 27/09/2012 10:25:09

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