Humanitarian Response
Supporting vulnerable people and communities affected by hardship and emergencies.
FUTURE ADVANCEMENT AND RELIEF INITIATIVE
Working together for a better future.
Supporting vulnerable communities through humanitarian response, education, sustainable livelihoods, climate resilience, protection and community development.
Currently active in Borno and Adamawa States, Nigeria.
WHO WE ARE
Building stronger, more resilient communities.
Future Advancement and Relief Initiative (FARI) is a Nigerian non-profit organization committed to improving lives and supporting vulnerable communities.
Our work focuses on practical support, opportunity and community resilience. We are currently working in Borno and Adamawa, with a wider commitment to communities across northern Nigeria and Nigeria at large.
OUR AREAS OF WORK
Working across six connected areas.
Education
Supporting access to learning and opportunities for children, young people and communities.
Livelihoods & Food Security
Strengthening livelihoods, supporting farmers and improving food security.
Climate Resilience
Helping communities respond and adapt to climate-related challenges.
Protection
Promoting safety, dignity and the wellbeing of vulnerable people.
Community Development
Working alongside communities towards inclusive and sustainable progress.
FROM THE FIELD
Accountable support starts with listening.
FARI's field activities include community engagement and data collection to help identify eligible participants for interventions. We are committed to transparency, accountability and fairness in our work.
Borno & AdamawaCurrent areas of activityMore verified field updates and project stories will be added here.
WORKING TOGETHER
Together, we can build stronger and more resilient communities.
Connect with FARICONTACT
Let's work towards a better future.
For partnerships, programme enquiries or general information, contact the FARI team.
Contact details to be added
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