Partnerships
We build sustainable solutions with foundations, corporates, development agencies, government and community groups.
Partnerships
Building sustainable solutions together
Zaks Foundation for Humanity collaborates with foundations, corporations, development agencies, government institutions, faith-based organisations and community groups to address poverty, health challenges, food insecurity and environmental sustainability in underserved communities.
- Strong grassroots presence in North Central Nigeria.
- Access to underserved rural communities.
- Community-driven approach to programme design.
- Commitment to accountability and transparency.
- Experience across health, livelihood, agriculture, education and environment.
- A registered foundation, operating since 2022.
Partnership Areas
Six ways we work with partners
Corporate Social Responsibility
Implement community impact projects that put your CSR budget to work where it is needed most.
Grant-Funded Projects
Collaborate on development initiatives, from proposal design through to delivery and reporting.
Health Partnerships
Maternal health, malaria prevention, nutrition, and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH).
Agricultural Partnerships
Farmer training, food security programmes and climate resilience for smallholder communities.
Education Partnerships
School improvement projects and youth development programmes in rural communities.
Research and Innovation
Joint studies, pilot programmes and technology-driven solutions built on real field data.
Who We Welcome
Partners we would like to hear from
If your organisation works on poverty, health, food security or the environment in Nigeria, there is very likely a project here worth building together.
Next Step
Tell us what you would like to build
Send an outline of your organisation and the work you have in mind to zaksfoundationforhumanity@gmail.com, or call the office on 0813 330 0334.
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Join our community of supporters
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