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Projects

Every project below is led by shapers in Abuja — designed, built and delivered by young people who believe the city can be better.

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Recycle for Education

A circular-economy initiative turning recovered plastic waste into scholarships for out-of-school children in Abuja's IDP communities.

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Each One, Read One

A literacy initiative improving reading fluency and comprehension among primary school children in an underserved Abuja community.

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Shaping Politics Project

A digital civic education campaign strengthening political literacy and electoral engagement among young Nigerians in the FCT.

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Abuja Pink Project — Cancer Awareness Outreach

A community-based breast cancer awareness and early-detection initiative for market women in Abuja.

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The Confidence Lab (Shape Up Mentoring Project)

A public speaking and confidence-building mentoring programme for secondary school girls.

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Safe Transit Abuja

A city-wide safety and accountability initiative combining commuter awareness, survivor-centred storytelling, digital safety tools, and policy advocacy to prevent 'one-chance' crimes on Abuja's public transport.

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Build For Impact (BFI)

A 13-week founder development programme supporting early-stage entrepreneurs and social enterprises.

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Project Safe Spaces

A gender-based violence prevention and awareness initiative delivered during the UN's 16 Days of Activism, reaching public secondary schools across Abuja.

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Gender-Inclusive Plastic Recycling

A recycling and sustainability project training female students and teachers in plastic upcycling skills for income generation.

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Future Professionals Initiative (FPI)

A youth employability and career-readiness programme for recent graduates and early-career professionals.

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Shaping Health — Blood Drive

Two community blood donation drives held in partnership with the Seva Center for Development Initiatives.