Cumulative Impact Since 2004
Published based on LHI's most recent organizational figures
Life Helpers Initiative (LHI) was established on October 1, 2004, initially founded as the Beulah Project supporting children at the orphanage in Sokoto. Over more than two decades of grassroots and humanitarian service, LHI has grown into a national non-governmental, not-for-profit organization operating across 11 states in Nigeria.
These figures are cumulative organization-wide totals rather than a per-project or per-year breakdown — a real audited annual report with a full financial and per-program split would replace this page once available.
- Individuals reached
- 1.5M+
- Households reached
- 400,000+
- Projects completed
- 45+
- States active
- 11
- Full-time staff
- 350+
- Trained volunteers
- 700+
Programs covered
Health
High-impact health and nutrition interventions across conflict-affected and rural communities, delivered alongside multilateral partners.
4
Focus areas
Education
Bridging gender and literacy gaps in learning access for rural and displaced children.
4
Focus areas
Livelihood
Skills training, savings groups, and cash assistance for youth, women, and returnee households.
3
Focus areas
Food Security
Climate-smart farming, livestock support, and market access for smallholder and peasant farmers.
3
Focus areas
Social Inclusion
Civic participation and economic inclusion for women, youth, and people with disabilities.
2
Focus areas
Protection
Gender-based violence response and safeguarding for vulnerable beneficiaries.
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Focus areas