The Ending (GBV) Gender Based Violence Foundation

The Ending Gender Based Violence Foundation will provide an in-depth understanding of GBV in Nigeria and Africa at large. The Foundation will offer detailed examination of the concepts of gender, GBV, sexuality, and rights. It will further seek to explore the impact of GBV on various sectors like, education, health, agricultural and socio-economic development. EndingGBV.org will be one stop resource center for all materials needed to fight and end GBV. The Ending Gender Based Violence Foundation is a sister Organization of Jose Foundation UK.

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African Union Agenda 2063

by endingGBV | August 30, 2024 | Our Blog
African Union Agenda 2063 appoints His Excellency, Ambassador Dr...
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Foundation donates 1,600 delivery kits to Kwara State

by endingGBV | March 10, 2024 | Our Blog
A United Kingdom-registered international organization, Jose Foundation UK in...
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EndingGBV: POWA President to partner rights groups to end menace

by endingGBV | December 22, 2023 | Our Blog
Wife of the Inspector General of Police and the...
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JOSE FOUNDATION PRESIDENT ABHUHIMHEN BAGS HUMANITY AWARD

by endingGBV | August 7, 2023 | Our Blog
The president of international humanitarian organization, Jose Foundation UK,...
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Future Assured Cardiac Mission | Speech By Dr. Martins Abhulimhen

by endingGBV | January 24, 2023 | Our Blog
A SPEECH DELIVERED BY THE PRESIDENT, JOSE FOUNDATION UK...
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Gender Group Demands Justice For Assaulted Varsity Student

by endingGBV | November 1, 2022 | Our Blog
Gender based group, Ending Gender-Based Violence has condemned the...
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FIRST LADY OF KWARA STATE AND OTHERS HONOURED AS ENDING GBV AMBASSADOR DURING THE ENDING GBV CONFERENCE & AWARDS 2022

by endingGBV | August 12, 2022 | Our Blog
The Ending Gender Based Violence Conference & Awards 2022...
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6 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence is a key international moment to call for an end to violence against women and girls (VAWG). It runs from 25th November (the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women) until 10th December, Human Rights Day.

Violence against women happens in every country and culture, causing harm to millions of women and girls. Risks and challenges to access care increase even more for women and girls living in humanitarian emergencies. Around the world today, prolonged and intense conflicts have resulted in a continuous rise in of all forms of gender-based violence.