Nada Fund

The NADA Foundation is dedicated to advancing the rights and welfare of girls in the UK, with a special focus on eliminating child marriage and other forms of abuse that girls face in society or within their families. Our mission is to create a world where girls can grow up with dignity, free from harm and discrimination, and have opportunities to fulfill their potential.

Mission

To protect girls from child marriage and various forms of abuse by advocating for their rights, educating communities, and challenging harmful customs and traditions. We aim to empower girls and ensure they can lead self-determined lives.

Values

• Justice and Equality: We believe in the fundamental rights of every individual to be treated with fairness and equity.
• Empowerment: We focus on equipping girls with the tools, skills, and knowledge they need to be economically independent and self-reliant.
• Community Engagement: We actively engage with communities to raise awareness about the negative impacts of child marriage and the importance of respecting girls' rights.
• Innovation: We embrace innovative approaches to advocacy and education to reach broader audiences and achieve sustainable change.

Who We Serve

Our primary focus is on girls at risk of child marriage and other forms of abuse. We work with communities, especially in areas where customs and traditions contribute to these practices, to educate and create safer environments for girls.

Objectives

• Educating the Community: Through workshops, seminars, and media campaigns, we educate communities about the detrimental effects of child marriage and the importance of girls' rights.
• Challenging Harmful Customs and Traditions: We strive to transform societal norms that endanger the rights and well-being of girls.
• Protecting Girls from Abuse: We provide support services and create safe spaces for girls who are at risk or have experienced abuse.
• Economic Empowerment: We offer programs that help girls gain skills and qualifications necessary for online work and other employment opportunities, aiming to reduce their vulnerability to exploitation.