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Registered NGO ยท CAC No. 9449285 ยท Est. March 2026

Bridging Crises
to Safety,
One Life at a Time

ThriveAID Humanitarian Services delivers compassionate, evidence-based interventions for refugees, IDPs, migrants, vulnerable women, children, and persons with disabilities across Nigeria.

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Active Projects
5K+
IDPs Impacted
8
Key Partners
5
Expert Staff
โœจ Led by MSc-qualified social workers with 15+ years frontline humanitarian experience across Nigeria
About ThriveAID

A Professional Humanitarian Force for the Most Marginalised

Founded by experienced social work professionals, ThriveAID is a registered Nigerian NGO headquartered in Lagos. We bridge the gap between crisis and safety for Nigeria's most vulnerable communities.

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Dignity
Every person deserves compassionate care and respect regardless of background.
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Accountability
Absolute transparency in resource management with full reporting to donors and stakeholders.
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Inclusion
We leave no one behind โ€” especially women, migrants, and persons with disabilities.
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Professionalism
All interventions led by qualified, certified social work and healthcare professionals.
CAC Registration
No. 9449285
Founded
28 March 2026
Headquarters
Ajao Estate, Isolo, Lagos, Nigeria
Our Mission
To provide life-saving support and sustainable solutions for vulnerable individuals, empowering them to overcome challenges, restore dignity, and build a path towards a brighter and safer future.
Our Vision
A world where every individual facing crisis has access to compassionate care, vital resources, and the opportunity to rebuild and thrive.
Our Projects

Three Transformative Initiatives

Each project addresses a critical humanitarian gap โ€” delivered by qualified professionals with measurable, accountable outcomes.

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SIFT
Social Initiative Fibroid Treatment
Fully subsidised surgical treatment for low-income women suffering from uterine fibroids โ€” from community screening through surgery, post-op care, psychosocial counselling, and livelihood reintegration.
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MIFT
Migrants Initiative Fibroid Treatment
Extending fibroid treatment to migrant women โ€” including irregular migrants, trafficked persons, and returnees โ€” who face compounded barriers to reproductive healthcare due to displacement or documentation status.
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ARISE
Amplifying Resilience, Inclusion & Social Empowerment for Persons with Disability
Championing rights and wellbeing of persons with disabilities in displaced and low-income communities through psychosocial support, advocacy, economic empowerment, and inclusion programmes.
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Nigerian woman suffering from fibroid pain
Flagship Project

SIFT โ€” Social Initiative Fibroid Treatment

Restoring health, dignity, and economic power to low-income Nigerian women suffering from uterine fibroids โ€” one life at a time.

50+
Surgeries Funded
200+
Women Screened
100%
Psychosocial Support
4
Hospital Partners
The SIFT Journey โ€” From Pain to Recovery

A Complete Continuum of Care for Nigerian Women

SIFT is not just surgery โ€” it is a dignified, end-to-end journey from identification through to full recovery and economic reintegration.

Phase 1
She's Suffering in Silence
Thousands of Nigerian women live daily with fibroid pain โ€” unable to work, care for their families, or access treatment. SIFT finds them first.
Phase 2
Clinical Diagnosis & Enrolment
Partner hospitals โ€” LUTH, LASUTH, Lagos Island Maternity & Gbagada General โ€” conduct full ultrasound diagnosis and enrol each beneficiary.
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Phase 3
Fully Funded Medical Care
Every cost covered โ€” diagnostics, treatment, medications, and inpatient care โ€” so no Nigerian woman is ever turned away due to finances.
Phase 4
Post-Op Care & Psychosocial Support
Six months of recovery โ€” counselling, nutritional support, peer support groups, and physiotherapy โ€” restoring mind, body, and spirit.
Phase 5
Livelihood Reintegration & Empowerment
80% of recovered beneficiaries linked to vocational training, savings groups, and microenterprise support โ€” building lasting economic independence.
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"When we give her surgery, we are not merely removing fibroids. We are removing the invisible chains that have tethered her potential, silenced her voice, and diminished her place in her family and community."

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Nigerian migrant woman at Nigerians in Diaspora office
Migration Project

MIFT โ€” Migrants Initiative Fibroid Treatment

No Nigerian woman's health should be held hostage by her migration status. MIFT ensures every woman receives the care she deserves.

500+
Migrants Supported
300+
Protection Assessments
3
Languages of Service
IOM & NCFRMI
Key Partners
The MIFT Approach

Healthcare Without Borders โ€” Care Regardless of Status

MIFT combines migration management expertise with clinical reproductive healthcare โ€” reaching Nigerian women who fall through every gap in the system.

Step 1
Identification & Reception
Tarmac reception and protection support for returning Nigerian migrants at transit points. Documentation assistance and safe reception.
Step 2
Health Assessment & Referral
Fibroid screening conducted in Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo & English โ€” no woman turned away due to language barriers or documentation status.
Step 3
Treatment & Reintegration
Fully funded treatment followed by livelihood training, community linkage, and structured long-term follow-up care.
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Who MIFT Serves

Irregular migrants and undocumented Nigerian women
Trafficked persons and survivors of exploitation
Stranded returnees navigating reintegration
Asylum seekers and refugees in Lagos State
Women in Nigerian migrant settlements and IDP camps
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MIFT's Unique Strength

Our team brings direct migration management experience from IOM and NCFRMI โ€” understanding the legal, psychological, and logistical realities of Nigerian migrant women's lives, not just their medical needs.

"Documentation status should never determine whether a Nigerian woman receives life-saving healthcare."
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JONAPWD Nigeria โ€” persons with disabilities
Inclusion Project

ARISE โ€” Amplifying Resilience,
Inclusion & Social Empowerment

For persons with disabilities among displaced and low-income Nigerian communities โ€” because disability is never a barrier to dignity, opportunity, or a thriving future.

PWDs
Primary Beneficiaries
5
Programme Pillars
100%
Rights-Based Approach
Lagos
& Surrounding States
The ARISE Framework

Disability Is Not Destiny โ€” Inclusion Is a Right

ARISE delivers protection, empowerment, and inclusion across five interconnected pillars โ€” ensuring no Nigerian with a disability is left behind in crisis settings.

Pillar 1 & 2
Community, Rights & Inclusion
Working directly with organisations like JONAPWD Nigeria โ€” ensuring persons with disabilities in Nigerian communities are seen, heard, protected, and empowered.
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Rights Advocacy & Protection

Safeguarding, legal aid, and advocacy ensuring persons with disabilities receive full protection under Nigerian and international humanitarian law.

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Psychosocial Support

Trauma-informed counselling and peer support tailored to the unique psychological needs of persons with disabilities in crisis settings.

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Economic Empowerment

Adaptive vocational training and microenterprise support that respects each person's unique abilities and aspirations.

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Community Inclusion

Sensitisation campaigns in Nigerian communities that shift attitudes, reduce stigma, and build genuinely inclusive neighbourhoods.

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Healthcare Access

Accessible, disability-sensitive healthcare through our network of partner hospitals and clinics across Lagos.

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"Vulnerability is not destiny. Every Nigerian with a disability deserves not just access to services โ€” but access to a future where their potential is recognised, celebrated, and supported."

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How We Work

Our Approach, Accountability & Impact Systems

Structured systems ensure every ThriveAID intervention is transparent, evidence-based, and accountable to the communities we serve.

Our Approach

Methodological & Implementation Strategy

Every intervention follows a clear six-step process โ€” from community identification through to monitoring and evaluation โ€” guiding vulnerable Nigerians from crisis to full recovery.

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Needs-Based Assessment โ€” identifying the most urgent and vulnerable cases.
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Holistic Intervention โ€” addressing health, mental health, and social support together.
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Collaboration & Partnerships โ€” working with hospitals, government, and NGOs.
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Equity & Inclusion โ€” centring women, children, migrants, and persons with disabilities.
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Accountability & Transparency โ€” clear reporting and financial controls at every stage.
Methodology
M&E
Accountability

Monitoring & Evaluation โ€” Tracking Our Impact

Led by our Director of M&E โ€” a First Class MSc graduate trained at the University of Virginia โ€” our systems track beneficiary progress in real-time and evaluate programme effectiveness end-to-end.

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Beneficiary Tracking
Every person tracked from intake to outcome with full case records.
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Impact Assessment
Quarterly evaluations measure outcomes against programme targets.
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Resource Utilisation
Full financial reporting โ€” every naira and dollar accounted for.
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Lessons Learned
Continuous learning loops improve each programme cycle.
"Tracking Our Actions, Measuring Our Impact, Transforming Lives."
Risk Management

Risk Assessment & Mitigation

A comprehensive risk management framework that proactively identifies, assesses, and mitigates risks โ€” protecting our beneficiaries, our donors' funds, and our mission.

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Medical Safety โ€” Partner with certified clinics and enforce strict health protocols at every intervention.
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Financial Controls โ€” Transparent accounting, regular independent audits, quarterly donor reporting.
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Safeguarding โ€” Robust child protection policies and mandatory ethical training for all staff.
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Operational Strategy โ€” Effective planning and coordination to prevent delays and reputational risks.
Risk Assessment
News & Updates

Latest from ThriveAID

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28 March 2026
ThriveAID officially registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission of Nigeria
A landmark milestone โ€” ThriveAID is now a fully registered Nigerian NGO (CAC No. 9449285), ready to deliver life-changing humanitarian interventions across Lagos and beyond.
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April 2026
SIFT Programme launched โ€” seeking support for 50+ fibroid surgeries for vulnerable women in Lagos
Hospital partnerships secured with LUTH, LASUTH, Lagos Island Maternity Hospital, and Gbagada General Hospital. The journey to restore health and dignity begins now.
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Meet the Team

Led by Professionals Who've Lived the Mission

All five founding and management team members are qualified Nigerian social workers โ€” holding Masters degrees and internationally recognised certifications.

Founders
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Olusegun Solomon
Director, Partnerships & Resource Mobilisation
MSc Social Work ยท PG Diploma, Migration Management ยท Certified Child Protection Consultant ยท Registered Social Worker (NASOWs)
15+ years frontline experience. Impacted 5,000+ IDPs across three Nigerian states. Extensive IOM & NCFRMI collaboration.
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Lovelyn Amailo
Director, Programs & Communications
MSc Social Work ยท B.A (Ed) Education/English ยท Diploma Journalism ยท Certified Substance Use & Recovery ยท Registered Social Worker (NASOWs) ยท ISSUP Member
Designed campaigns reaching 5,000+ women. Led tarmac reception for 500+ returning migrants. Trilingual: English, Hausa, Igbo.
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Dorothy Onyegbunam
Director, Monitoring, Evaluation & Impact
MSc & BSc Social Work โ€” First Class, Best Graduating Student (UNILAG) ยท PG Diploma Social Dev. Admin (First Class) ยท Project Planning & Management, Univ. of Virginia
Delivered 40% beneficiary reach increase. Designed LASUTH M&E systems. Contributed to Lagos State child protection policies.
Management Associates
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Operations Manager
Manager, Operations & Field Coordination
BSc Business Administration ยท PMP Certificate ยท Diploma Logistics & Supply Chain ยท 8 years NGO operations across Lagos, Abuja & Borno State
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Moyosola Akintobi
Manager, Protection & Community Engagement
MSc Social Work ยท BSc Sociology ยท PG Certificate Gender & Development ยท Certificate GBV Case Management ยท 9 years protection programming
Partners & Stakeholders

Trusted Institutional Alliances

ThriveAID works alongside Nigeria's leading hospitals, government agencies, international organisations, and academic institutions.

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LUTH
Lagos University Teaching Hospital
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LASUTH
Lagos State University Teaching Hospital
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LIMH
Lagos Island Maternity Hospital
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Gbagada General
Outpatient & Post-Op Care
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UNILAG
Dept. of Social Work ยท Research & Placement
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NCFRMI
National Commission for Refugees, Migrants & IDPs
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IOM
International Organisation for Migration
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Lagos State Govt.
Ministries, Departments & Agencies
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Official CAC Registration
CAC No. 9449285 ยท Registered 28 March 2026
๐Ÿฆ Naira Account โ€” FCMB
Account Number2008439087
Account NameTHRIVEAID HUMANITARIAN SERVICES
๐ŸŒ International Domiciliary Accounts โ€” FCMB
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EUR
2008596335
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GBP
2008596373
Account Name: THRIVEAID HUMANITARIAN SERVICES ยท Bank: FCMB
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