Life at Best Development Initiative - LABDI

“I will be able to train others in my community with my new acquired skill,” says Yahaya.

A beam of hope is shining brighter in Bama LGA.

Over the past six months, Life At Best Development Initiative (LABDI) has successfully trained 111 young people (86 girls and 25 boys) in various vocational skills, including tailoring, barbing, aluminium fabrication, carpentry, and welding. In addition, 50 caregivers were equipped with livelihood skills in tailoring and baking through training delivered by master trainers.

These efforts are helping to create sustainable livelihoods, promote self-reliance, and empower community members with practical skills that can improve their economic well-being and support their families.

We extend our sincere appreciation to the generosity of Agency for Development and Cooperation, the technical support of des hommes foundation, and our partner Youth Integrated for Positive Development Initiative - YIPDI. Your unwavering commitment to transforming lives, strengthening community resilience, and creating opportunities is helping to build a more self-reliant and prosperous future for vulnerable communities.

"We can now prevent our children from dying from malnutrition...."

This testimony from one of the many caregivers supported by Life at Best Development Initiative - LABDI highlights the power of knowledge and practical tools in the fight against malnutrition. By equipping caregivers with the skills to detect and respond to malnutrition early, we are helping save children's lives and giving them a healthier future.

This grand achievement is possible with support from the Nigeria Humanitarian Fund OCHA Funds