On the 9th of December 2021, Tabitha Cumi Foundation launched her project Flashlight Actions on Girls’ Safety (FLAGS) project. In attendance were TCF Trustees, stakeholders, FLAGS beneficiaries, and TCF team. The FLAGS project, a 3yrs project from May 2021-April 2024 is funded by United Nations Trust Fund (UNTF) to end violence against women to support 750 marginalized adolescent girls between the ages of 10-19 in 10 communities of FCT, Nasarawa, and Niger States to be better informed on gender-based violence.

Participants during registration at the event

Team member during the event

ED TCF during her speech at the event

TCF BOT member during her speech

TCF BOT member during her speech

Arc Adetayo Erinle the Executive Director of TCF, took the participants through FLAGS project at a glance with reference to its initiatives, outcomes, and goals. TCF would be working with Health departments, Police and FIDA in the implementation states. After which, the project was launched with a stop violence campaign.

A cross section of participants at the event

FLAGS Stakeholders during their speech at the event

A cross section of participants at the event

A cross section of participants at the event

The ED TCF with FLAGS stakeholders at the event