Dignified Youth Development Mission

DYDM Programs

• Providing holistic, home-based care and financial support for the widows, orphans, vulnerable, HIV infected, the poor and disadvantaged through collaboration with local churches, schools and families.
• Educating communities on HIV, drug and other preventable health diseases, including teaching abstinence and faithfulness as a tool to prevent the spread of HIV.
• Empower and disciple youths as healthy future leaders with power and integrity.

DYDM Goals for 2011

• Mobilizing and equipping religious, community and youth leaders towards holistic response to HIV/AIDS, orphans and vulnerable, widow and drug abuse issues using faith-focused, culturally specific materials.
• Increase the number of sponsored HIV/AIDS orphans and vulnerable (Dignified Life Children) in home-based orphanage from 22 to 100. Identify suitable Nigerian foster parents through an extensive network of Christian churches, with funding and Dignified Youth Development Mission International.
• To promote appropriate educational and vocational skills development for women and widows and set them up with seed grants.
• To engage in the publication of books, articles, tracts and specially designed games for the development of youths in the area of maximizing potential and moral instructions.
• To launch an outreach van to enhance our mobility and visibility.

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