Hajiya Hadiza Foundation presents
From vulnerability to self‑reliance.
Victims’ Livelihood Recovery & Resilience Programme (VLRRP)
Strengthening socioeconomic recovery, sustainable livelihoods and self-reliance among victims of terrorism in Nigeria.
A proposed three-year, evidence-led, multi-partner programme for economically vulnerable victims of terrorism and affected households — moving beyond one-size-fits-all skills acquisition toward a structured, needs-based livelihood recovery pathway.

- Years — one structured programme
- 03
- Pathway journey stages
- 08
- Initial planning figure
- UP TO1,000
- Youth Football pathway planning figure
- ~100

The figure of 1,000 is an initial planning assumption, not a fixed entitlement or quota — subject to mapping, verification, profiling, pathway assessment and available resources.
A strategic shift
From what is delivered to what participants can establish, restore and sustain.
VLRRP will not define success primarily by the number of people trained, certificates issued, businesses supported or assets distributed — but by the extent to which participants establish or restore viable livelihoods, strengthen their income-generating capacity and cope with future shocks.
Explore VLRRP
Training is not the end goal. Livelihood recovery is.
Every part of the programme has its own page. Pick a starting point.
- 01 · THE PROGRAMMEWhy it exists & how the 8-stage journey worksExplore →
- 02 · PATHWAYSFive livelihood pathways, one goalExplore →
03 · YOUTH FOOTBALLFootball can be a pathway tooExplore →- 04 · NIGER PILOTStarting in Niger State — and the 3-year roadmapExplore →
- 05 · SAFEGUARDINGProtection, dignity and accountability come firstExplore →
- 06 · PARTNERSThe ecosystem that makes recovery strongerExplore →
Recovery is more than getting back. It is building forward.

VLRRP is an initiative associated with Hajiya Hadiza Foundation, a Nigerian non-profit organisation focused on supporting vulnerable people and advancing empowerment initiatives.
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