Since 2009, FACH has turned donor gifts into life-changing programmes around the country. Through the combined efforts of donors, volunteers, directors and her member organisations, FACH has been able to work towards some goals from representation at pro-life and pro-family conferences worldwide, to outreach, awareness and empowerment programmes nationwide.
To get more insight into the recent activities of FACH, take a look at our last newsletter.
It is with great pleasure that we announce the court ruling from the Lagos High Court yesterday in favour of Project for Human Development (PHD) that says condom advertising must now comply with APCON standards in stating that, contrary to their previous claims of 100% effectiveness...
The Foundation For African Cultural Heritage (FACH) has urged the National Assembly not to pass the Gender Equality Opportunity (GEO) Bill. The group described the proposed law as unconstitutional.
Why we are against the Gender and Equal Opportunities Bill
QAARDAN Bags Award for Ten Years Successful Partnership!
CSOs reject controversial infectious diseases bill report by Premium Times
CSOs reject controversial infectious diseases bill report by Sun News
Why we are against the Gender and Equal Opportunities Bill
The Association of Concerned Mothers (ASCOM) which is a registered non- profit and non - governmental organisation that promotes family values and family enrichment programmes has written in a memo sent to the House of Assembly its growing concern to the unwholesome and dangerous ideology called Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) which is being promoted by multiple United Nations representatives and government bodies in Nigeria.
This article is written on behalf of the Foundation for African Cultural Heritage (FACH), and is inspired by the comments of Mrs. Oby Nwankwo of the National Coalition on Affirmative Action, made in an interview published in The Guardian on April 15th 2016...
The University of Nottingham represented by Dr. Jenny Elliot and Dr. Colin Morley visited Nigeria and presented to Dr. Theresa Okafor of QAARDAN, an Award for ten years successful partnership
This article is written on behalf of the Foundation for African Cultural Heritage (FACH), and is inspired by the comments of Mrs. Oby Nwankwo of the National Coalition on Affirmative Action, made in an interview published in The Guardian on April 15th 2016...
No fewer than 11 civil Society coalition on Tuesday in Lagos rejected the proposed new Act ‘Control of Infectious Diseases Bill 2020’ before the National Assembly on the ground that it infringe on the fundamental human rights of Nigerians.
The Infectious Diseases Bill 2020, which has now passed the second reading, was sponsored by Hon. Femi Gbajabiamilla, the Speaker of the House of Representatives
Sexuality Education and Gender Equality Bill
Seriously Speaking: Adopting The Right Education Curriculum Pt 1
ASCOM Kicks Against Comprehensive Sexuality Education
Group demands withdrawal Of Infectious Diseases Bill
