A non-governmental organisation, Unique Care and Support Foundation has enrolled 2,015 out-of-school children back in the classroom and treated 963 children suffering from Severe Acute Malnutrition in Borno and Adamawa states.
The Executive Director of the organisation, Benjamin John disclosed this on Friday during the launch and dissemination of the NGO’s 2025 annual report in Maiduguri, the Borno State capital.
He said that through the support of donors, partners, government institutions, and communities, CASFOD directly reached a total of 34,942 persons in its humanitarian activities.
John said, “The year 2025 marked another significant milestone in our journey. Through the support of our donors, partners, government institutions, and communities, CASFOD directly reached around 34,942 persons, including children, women, men, and persons with disabilities.
“We successfully enrolled 1,498 children into Accelerated Basic
Education Programmes and supported 2,015 out-of-school children through school enrolment initiatives, teacher training, rehabilitation of classrooms, and construction of gender-segregated
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