Event Details

Key Highlights of the Event

The Challenge: Every year, thousands of Nigerian women lose their lives to cervical cancer. Many of these preventable deaths can be stopped through early HPV vaccination. The D. Elizabeth Foundation is working directly with schools, parents, health authorities, faith leaders, and community stakeholders to improve awareness and vaccine uptake across nine Niger Delta states.

Target & Scope: This critical public health initiative explicitly targets 150,000+ Girls across all nine Niger Delta States. By working tightly alongside local communities and educational networks, the program scales up essential safety, health, and preventative measures where they are desperately needed most.

Our Goals (By January 2027): We aim to reach 1,000,000 residents, support 150,000+ girls, visit 1,500 schools, train 500 community volunteers, engage mothers & faith leaders, and directly reduce vaccine hesitancy across the region.

• Sponsorship Activation Tracks: Opportunities to directly Sponsor a School, Sponsor a Community, or fund structural field operations.
• Transportation Support: Logistics assistance including Coaster buses, school transport provisions, and essential fuel support.
• Communication & Media Funding: Resource allocations for printing, localized radio airtime, internet support, and targeted digital campaigns.
• Corporate Impact Packages: Tiered corporate engagement levels featuring
  
  Platinum (₦15,000,000+)
  Gold (₦15,000,000)
  Silver (₦8,000,000)
  Bronze (₦5,000,000),
  Girl Champion (₦1,000,000).