Community Activities | Inclusion, Education and Rights
Explore KADEF’s assistive-device distribution, education support and community awareness activities, with reporting from Gwoza and Yola South.
Community work with a practical purpose
KADEF's activities connect disability inclusion, education and rights awareness. This page brings together the forms of support delivered and photographs from community activities. It describes KADEF's work directly, separately from the national and global humanitarian context discussed elsewhere on this website.
Assistive devices and participation
KADEF has delivered assistive-device distribution activities. This work addresses barriers to participation for people who need assistive support. This work addresses barriers to participation for people who need assistive support. Assistive support is one practical part of our wider commitment to disability inclusion.
Education support
During the 23 September–20 October 2026 reporting period, KADEF supported 50 adolescent girls to return to school and enrolled 20 children under 10 in school. Returning to school and enrolling in school are separate indicators. These education results are included in the Foundation’s aggregate programme reach.
Women's rights and land protection
KADEF has carried out sensitisation and awareness activities on land protection and women's rights. Community discussions create space for participants to hear information and share priorities. The photographs show discussions, participants speaking, and women and girls holding awareness materials. Participation in an awareness activity is distinct from receiving individual case support.
Support for girls
KADEF's activities include support around the International Day of the Girl Child. Our focus is on girls' rights, inclusion and participation. Alongside the education support recorded above, community awareness keeps girls' opportunities and participation in view.
Reach and reporting
KADEF first Interim Report for Q4 records 1,310+ unique people reached in Gwoza, Borno State, and Yola South, Adamawa State, from 23 September to 20 October 2026. The 50 girls and 20 younger children are included in this aggregate rather than added again. Repeat participation is counted once. Photographs illustrate community activities and are not a beneficiary register or a separate numerical count.
Activity enquiries and collaboration
Contact official@kadef.org or use our contact page to ask about these activities, discuss collaboration or provide feedback. Please do not send sensitive case records or children's personal details through a general enquiry.
Photographs supplied by KADEF
Participants gathered beside household supplies and cooking utensils. Photo supplied by KADEF.
Participants listening during an outdoor community gathering. Photo supplied by KADEF.
A participant speaking into a microphone during a discussion. Photo supplied by KADEF.
Participants at a gathering with a state-led gender-based violence campaign banner visible. Photo supplied by KADEF.
Women and girls holding awareness materials during a community event. Photo supplied by KADEF.
Women standing together at an outdoor gathering. Photo supplied by KADEF.