Olive Community Development Initiatives

Through the Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE) Project, Olive Community Development Initiative is rewriting the narrative for adolescent girls, one success story at a time. By providing safe spaces and essential life skills, we are helping girls overcome barriers from hygiene and self-esteem to returning to school after pregnancy and mastering literacy. These aren’t just stories; they are the foundation of a stronger, more empowered future.

Big news!!! 💫

Something powerful is happening in Kwara State.

Olive Community Development Initiative, in partnership with through the Renewed Women’s Voice and Leadership Nigeria (RWVL-N) Project, is launching a two-year project focused on supporting women and girls.

This initiative will address gender-based violence (GBV) while strengthening protection, economic empowerment, and overall well-being.

Funded by Canada’s International Development – Global Affairs Canada , this is more than a project, it’s a movement for safer, stronger, and more empowered women and girls.

👉🏽 Visit www.feministhub.org to learn more and join the movement.

We’ve made a few important changes… 🤍

As part of our rebranding journey, Olive Community Development Initiative has upgraded their website and updated their official email address to better serve their community and partners.

Kindly note that all subsequent emails and correspondence should be directed to our new contact details.

🔗 Olivecdi.org
📩 [email protected]

Thank you for growing with us as we continue to do the work that matters.

Our Program Officer on the N-THRIP (NIGERIA TUBERCULOSIS AND HIV REACH INTEGRATION PROJECT) Project was among the participants at a 3-day workshop organized by National AIDS, Viral Hepatitis and STIs Control Programme (NASCP) in collaboration with Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI), focused on Demand Generation and Community Engagement for LEN PrEP.

The workshop spotlighted Lenacapavir, a newly introduced PrEP option in Nigeria, while emphasizing the importance of adopting a comprehensive and inclusive messaging approach. LEN was positioned as an addition to existing HIV prevention options, including Oral PrEP and CAB-LA, to ensure individuals and communities can make informed choices about the PrEP method that best suits their needs.

Through active participation in engagements like this, we continue to strengthen our capacity to drive community awareness, support informed decision-making, and expand access to effective HIV prevention services.

What happened in Ozoro, Delta State is not culture. It is violence.

Women and girls were harassed, chased, and assaulted in public spaces. No tradition, no belief, no excuse can justify this.

We are demanding accountability. We are demanding justice.

We call on .nigeria , , , and to take immediate and decisive action.

Survivors deserve protection. Perpetrators must be held accountable.

Justice must be served.


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