Welcome to AL MASAAREEF Foundation
Al Masaareef Foundation (AMF) is a non-governmental organization registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) with registration number 159666 and other relevant bodies in Nigeria. AMF is committed to driving positive change through education, entrepreneurship, and health as key areas of intervention.
Our Mission
We aim to empower the girl child and the less privileged by implementing sustainable and inclusive initiatives that promote self-reliance, personal development, and overall well-being.
Our Vision
We envision a world where every individual, regardless of socioeconomic status, is equipped with the knowledge and skills to build a prosperous and dignified life.
Our Impact
At Al Masaareef Foundation, we believe in action-driven change. Over the years, our efforts have reached countless lives through various impactful programs:
“Together, we uplift lives, empower futures, and create lasting change—one act of kindness at a time.”
Dr. Hauwa Aminu Wambai
Founder/CEO, Al Masaareef Foundation
Education & Girl-Child Advocacy
Ensuring access to quality education for all.
Health and Well-being
Promoting medical aid, nutrition, and disease prevention.
Empowerment & Skills Training
Providing economic independence for youth & women.
Environmental Sustainability
Addressing climate change and hygiene (WASH) concerns.
Mental Health & Peacebuilding
Advocating against drug-abuse, promoting security, conflict resolution, and personal well-being.
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Why we do this, & where.
Each initiative we undertake brings us closer to a world where education, health, and empowerment are accessible to all. Join us in making a greater impact!
Healthcare & Medical Support
We have distributed free medical supplies, including surgical gloves and face masks, to hospitals such as Gambo Sawaba General Hospital, Kaduna, ensuring that vulnerable patients receive essential care. Our humanitarian assistance extends to women in Vesicovaginal Fistula (VVF) wards, providing food, hygiene materials, and educational talks on reproductive health.
Education & Back-to-School Initiatives
Through our Back-to-School Summer Outreach, we have supported children in underserved communities with school supplies, textbooks, and financial aid. Additionally, our International Day of the Girl Child (IDG) initiatives have provided girls with essential learning materials, mentorship, and advocacy for their right to education.
Humanitarian Aid & Economic Empowerment
Our outreach programs have provided direct support to widows, orphans, and struggling families by distributing food, clothing, and financial assistance. We have empowered women through skills training and financial aid, helping them achieve self-sufficiency.
Youth & Community Development
We have engaged thousands of students in adolescent health awareness programs, educating them on reproductive health, drug abuse prevention, and mental well-being. Our collaboration with schools and community leaders ensures sustainable impact.
Feeding & Palliative Support
Our Ramadan Feeding Initiative has provided daily meals to the less fortunate, while palliative distributions in various communities—including Garki, Abuja, and Sabon Wuse, Niger State—have helped low-income families navigate economic hardship.
Advocacy & Awareness Campaigns
AMF actively participates in national awareness days, such as Menstrual Hygiene Day and International Adolescent Health Week, to educate women and young girls on critical health and social issues. We have also partnered with the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) for substance abuse awareness programs.
Community Engagement & Environmental Initiatives
From sanitation projects to climate change advocacy, we are committed to building healthier and more resilient communities. Through various partnerships, we continue to tackle pressing social and environmental issues.
You can find our footprint in
FCT, Abuja
Kaduna, Nigeria
Kano, Nigeria
News Features
Foundation mobilises 500 FCT students to fight drug abuse
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the conference was organised in collaboration with the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA).
Drug abuse destroying lives of Nigerian youths: Etsu Kwali
The Al Masaareef Foundation organised the conference in collaboration with the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), targeting more than 500 secondary school students.
Drug abuse destroying Nigeria’s future leaders – Etsu Kwali
ABUJA (SUNDIATA POST)- Mr Luka Nizassan, Etsu of Kwali, Kwali Area Council of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT)...
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