Safe For Children Society – An NGO for children

Leaving No One Out…
Leaving No Child Behind®

OUR FOCUS

Protection

Every child needs protection

Advocacy

Every child needs advocacy

Empowerment

Every child needs empowerment

As at 2017, only 25 out of Nigeria’s 36 States have passed the Child Rights Act
“Childhood should be carefree, playing in the sun; not living a nightmare in the darkness of the soul.” ― Dave Pelzer, A Child Called "It"
“What you do to a child becomes part of the child’s soul.” – Maria Montessori
World’s Children’s day 2019
“Children don’t do what you say, they do what you do.” – Taiwo AKINLAMI.
“Anytime a child is abused, a caregiver has dropped the ball one way or the other.” – Taiwo Akinlami.
Approximately 6 out of every 10 children experience some form of violence -Survey on Violence Against Children in Nigeria (2014), launched in 2015
One in two children experience physical violence - Survey on Violence Against Children in Nigeria (2014), launched in 2015
One in four girls and one in ten boys experience sexual violence - Survey on Violence Against Children in Nigeria (2014), launched in 2015
One in six girls and one in five boys experience emotional violence - Survey on Violence Against Children in Nigeria (2014), launched in 2015
Violence is rarely an isolated incident - Survey on Violence Against Children in Nigeria (2014), launched in 2015
The majority of children who experience physical, sexual or emotional violence in childhood do so on multiple occasions : 80% - physical violence, 70% - sexual violence and 80%
- The majority of children who experience physical, sexual or emotional violence in childhood do so on multiple occasions : 80% - physical violence, 70% - sexual violence and 80% - emotional violence - Survey on Violence Against Children in Nigeria (2014), launched in 2015
emotional violence - Survey on Violence Against Children in Nigeria (2014), launched in 2015
Children most likely to experience sexual violence in the perpetrator’s home(50.5% for girls and 31.6% for boys), followed by their own home (19.2% for girls and 30.6% for boys) - Survey on Violence Against Children in Nigeria (2014), launched in 2015
15.1% of girls and 24.8% of boys first experience of sexual violence was at school - Survey on Violence Against Children in Nigeria (2014), launched in 2015
Incident of abuse most likely to take place in the afternoon - Survey on Violence Against Children in Nigeria (2014), launched in 2015 p18
46 Million Nigerian children, who are registered learners do not have access to education online in this COVID-19 Era
‘The only conversation the primary and secondary caregivers are permitted to have with the precious children is Meaningful, Healthy, Helpful/Supportive and Inspirational’ Taiwo AKINLAMI
Pictures of the S.A.F.E®Ville One Day Club Island
Pictures of the S.A.F.E®Ville One Day Club Island
Pictures of the S.A.F.E®Ville One Day Club Island
Pictures of the S.A.F.E®Ville One Day Club Ikeja
Pictures of the S.A.F.E®Ville One Day Club Ikeja
Pictures of the S.A.F.E®Ville One Day Club Ikeja
Pictures from Inauguration of League of Greatness Africa
Pictures from Inauguration of League of Greatness Africa
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2017
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2019
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2017
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2017
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2018
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2018
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2019
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2019
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2019
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2019
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2019
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2019
Pictures from Inauguration of League of Greatness Africa
Pictures from Inauguration of League of Greatness Africa

As at 2017, only 25 out of Nigeria’s 36 States have passed the Child Rights Act
“Childhood should be carefree, playing in the sun; not living a nightmare in the darkness of the soul.” ― Dave Pelzer, A Child Called "It"
“What you do to a child becomes part of the child’s soul.” – Maria Montessori
World’s Children’s day 2019
“Children don’t do what you say, they do what you do.” – Taiwo AKINLAMI.
“Anytime a child is abused, a caregiver has dropped the ball one way or the other.” – Taiwo Akinlami.
Approximately 6 out of every 10 children experience some form of violence -Survey on Violence Against Children in Nigeria (2014), launched in 2015
One in two children experience physical violence - Survey on Violence Against Children in Nigeria (2014), launched in 2015
One in four girls and one in ten boys experience sexual violence - Survey on Violence Against Children in Nigeria (2014), launched in 2015
One in six girls and one in five boys experience emotional violence - Survey on Violence Against Children in Nigeria (2014), launched in 2015
Violence is rarely an isolated incident - Survey on Violence Against Children in Nigeria (2014), launched in 2015
The majority of children who experience physical, sexual or emotional violence in childhood do so on multiple occasions : 80% - physical violence, 70% - sexual violence and 80%
- The majority of children who experience physical, sexual or emotional violence in childhood do so on multiple occasions : 80% - physical violence, 70% - sexual violence and 80% - emotional violence - Survey on Violence Against Children in Nigeria (2014), launched in 2015
emotional violence - Survey on Violence Against Children in Nigeria (2014), launched in 2015
Children most likely to experience sexual violence in the perpetrator’s home(50.5% for girls and 31.6% for boys), followed by their own home (19.2% for girls and 30.6% for boys) - Survey on Violence Against Children in Nigeria (2014), launched in 2015
15.1% of girls and 24.8% of boys first experience of sexual violence was at school - Survey on Violence Against Children in Nigeria (2014), launched in 2015
Incident of abuse most likely to take place in the afternoon - Survey on Violence Against Children in Nigeria (2014), launched in 2015 p18
46 Million Nigerian children, who are registered learners do not have access to education online in this COVID-19 Era
‘The only conversation the primary and secondary caregivers are permitted to have with the precious children is Meaningful, Healthy, Helpful/Supportive and Inspirational’ Taiwo AKINLAMI
Pictures of the S.A.F.E®Ville One Day Club Island
Pictures of the S.A.F.E®Ville One Day Club Island
Pictures of the S.A.F.E®Ville One Day Club Island
Pictures of the S.A.F.E®Ville One Day Club Ikeja
Pictures of the S.A.F.E®Ville One Day Club Ikeja
Pictures of the S.A.F.E®Ville One Day Club Ikeja
Pictures from Inauguration of League of Greatness Africa
Pictures from Inauguration of League of Greatness Africa
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2017
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2019
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2017
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2017
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2018
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2018
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2019
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2019
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2019
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2019
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2019
S.A.F.E®VILLE CONFERENCE 2019
Pictures from Inauguration of League of Greatness Africa
Pictures from Inauguration of League of Greatness Africa

Our Impact

Over

10000000

Children, primary and secondary caregivers reached since 1997

Over

10000

Hours of teaching

Over

20

Years in active service

Become a Volunteer

We are always looking people and organizations of like minds that we can work with and who can support our work in the Best INTEREST of THE AFRICAN CHILD .

Join hands with us for a better life and beautiful future.

Our Focus

Our main focus is providing basic needs for children- water, food, clothes, home, and education. See how we do it:

Our Plan

To distribute the S.A.F.E®ville Family Comics to 50,000 children in underserved communities this year.

Complete 13 %

Private donations 43 %

Dedication 100 %