Operational NGO
We work directly in communities: medical outreaches, health education sessions, nutrition support, and the distribution of essential commodities such as sanitary pads, mosquito nets and learning materials.
Who we are, what drives us, and how we create lasting change.
One World AGI — Humanitarian Development Foundation is a community-focused non-governmental organization established to improve health outcomes, strengthen families, and empower young people across densely populated and underserved communities in Lagos State, Nigeria.
Our work responds directly to urgent social and public health challenges affecting children, adolescents, youths and parents — including teenage and underage pregnancies, poor hygiene practices, unsafe water usage, malnutrition, preventable diseases such as malaria, low school retention, and limited access to accurate health education.
We recognize that many of these challenges begin early in life and often continue across generations when families lack access to proper guidance and structured support. For this reason, our programs intervene at multiple levels — supporting children, equipping youths, and educating parents simultaneously.
We work directly in communities: medical outreaches, health education sessions, nutrition support, and the distribution of essential commodities such as sanitary pads, mosquito nets and learning materials.
We collaborate with community leaders, government agencies and corporate organizations to advance policies and partnerships that protect families and create systemic, lasting change.
We are committed to:
Transforming communities and creating dignity through education, health, and empowerment.
Comprehensive programs designed to transform communities through education, health, and moral development — addressing both immediate health needs and long-term behavioural change.
Community-based education on essential health, hygiene and disease-prevention practices for children, youths and parents.
Improving nutrition and lifestyle practices so families can raise healthy, thriving children.
Age-appropriate reproductive health education, teenage-pregnancy prevention and family planning support.
Restoring dignity through menstrual hygiene education and the distribution of sanitary products to girls and women.
How we move from planning to nationwide impact.
Team building, volunteer recruitment, community mapping and partnerships with local leaders.
First wave of medical outreaches across Lagos State communities, distributing commodities and delivering the four-pillar education program.
Training Community Health Ambassadors, expanding to additional LGAs, and publishing our first impact report.
Phase 2 expansion to additional states and, ultimately, other countries — one world, one community at a time.