Cyclone Xavier Appeal
Your support will help us reach children and their families affected with the support they urgently need.
Cyclone Xavier Appeal
Your support will help us reach children and their families affected with the support they urgently need.
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At Plan International UK we strive for a world that advances children’s rights and equality for girls.
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STAND WITH BRAVE GIRLS IN NIGERIA. SAY NO TO TRAFFICKING
Your vital support is needed more than ever
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Will you stand with them?
Sign a petition to call on the Nigerian government to resource a public awareness campaign
Get involved
What you can do to help
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Enough is enough
Meet Tama and Gift. They're the youth advocates leading the movement to say no to the trafficking of girls in Nigeria.
They're calling on Nigerian federal government departments and state governments to come together and commit to running a public awareness campaign that reaches the most remote communities, to make sure every girl knows the risks of trafficking. Will you stand with them?
What we do
This is Aliyah’s story.
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Sponsorship helps keep children in school, educate them about child marriage and trafficking helping them avoid becoming victims, and has a wider positive impact on their communities too.
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Stories
Esther's story
“I lost my dad when I was eight years old and then everything became tougher for my mum, my siblings and me,” says Esther*. She was 16 when she travelled to Abuja for work, not knowing her journey would end in abuse and exploitation.
“I came to Abuja with two girls. A woman picked us up and we went to a hotel. I had to start sleeping with men – all kinds of men. She said if I didn’t, I’d have to pay her all the money back [for the journey].
"I didn’t want my life to be that, I was forced into it.”
Hannah's Story
“I want trafficking to stop in Nigeria. I don’t want other girls to go through what I went through,” says Hannah*. Her parents separated while she was growing up and she went to live with her grandmother. When her grandmother died, a friend suggested Hannah move to Abuja for work.
“A friend told me I should come to Abuja where there is money, where there is a job. She took me to a woman, who took me to a house where they were doing prostitution. There were so many girls there. She took advantage of them. Now I am a survivor of prostitution.”
2.5 million people have been displaced
in North East Nigeria because of humanitarian crisis
94% of trafficking victims
from Nigeria are women and girls
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HOW CORONAVIRUS IS AFFECTING VULNERABLE CHILDREN
Rationing food & water
Children in Kibera, Kenya's largest urban slum, have been hugely affected by the coronavirus crisis. Food rationing has become the new norm, with most families reducing their meals from three to two a day.
Access to water has also become a problem. The biggest dilemma for most people is whether to use their water to wash their hands or to cook and drink with, a huge challenge at a time when keeping clean is paramount.
