Beth-Arbel Days for Girls Foundation is an impact-driven Nigerian non-profit advancing adolescent girls and young women through comprehensive healthcare, education, civic governance, agriculture, and sustainable enterprise.
Empowering girls for leadership, dignity, and holistic community impact.
Our mandateOur work spans beyond menstrual health alone to five interconnected pillars that equip the whole girl to thrive and lead in society.
Comprehensive medical outreaches, preventative healthcare screenings, adolescent health education, and menstrual hygiene management.
Keeping girls in school, provision of learning materials, puberty education, and mentorship that unlocks academic potential.
Empowering young women through civic technology, leadership training, democratic participation, and public accountability.
Agri-business skill cultivation, food security programs, and sustainable agrarian empowerment for rural young women.
Vocational craft training, local reusable pad production, financial literacy, and viable economic livelihoods.
Empowering girls in governance, school retention, community healthcare, and local micro-manufacturing.
Democracy thrives when young women have a voice. Our Civil-Tech Forge project in Ebonyi State equips adolescent girls and youth with civic digital tools, policy advocacy skills, and the confidence to hold public institutions accountable.
We deliver free vital healthcare screenings, consultations, deworming, and maternal/adolescent checkups directly to remote rural communities. Alongside this, our community menstrual hygiene outreaches distribute Bloom Kits and durable reusable cloth pads.
Collaborating with forward-thinking foundations and distinguished individual patrons to maximize grassroots reach.