Helpers Social Development FoundationEdit ListingE-mail ContactShort DescriptionHelpers Social Development Foundation is a youth-oriented organization that has been promoting UN SDGs in Nigeria. As Helpers Social Development Foundation, we encourage youth who have been to school, turned out to be intellectuals to be game-changers. Business Information![]() Year Founded2016 Registered Nigeria BusinessYes Business Registration (CAC) Number131317 Number of Employees1-10 Reviews
There are no reviews for this business.
Similar Listings
Women of Colleges of EducationWomen of Colleges of Education (WICE) in Nigeria promote the welfare of women with special emphasis on education & training throughout Nigeria & help to encourage & awaken in them the realization of their responsibilities to their community.
234 Street Avenue, Wuse Zone 2, Abuja FCT NigeriaAfrican Engineering Education AssociationAfrican Engineering Education Association (AEEA) promotes and develops quality education and learning in all aspects of engineering disciplines in Nigeria and Africa through workshops and training.
University of Lagos, Akoka Yaba, Lagos NigeriaCounselling Association of NigeriaCounselling Association of Nigeria (CASSON) is an umbrella body for education counselors in Nigeria & is building a remarkable knowledge management system that will encourage information sharing amongst members and non members.
Temporary Secretariat Former, Ground Floor, Block BB, Open University Premises, Orlu Street, Garki Area 3, Abuja FCT NigeriaUniversity of Ibadan AlumniUniversity of Ibadan Alumni was established to assist the University & interact among its members, & have handled projects on alumni postgraduate hall of residence, book support to the university library, annual inter-faculty soccer competitions & more.
University of Ibadan Alumni Association, Ibadan, Oyo State NigeriaCerta SupportCerta support Nigeria is a limited liability company focused on people development, empowerment and social change. Founded with the goal of empowering citizens by up-skilling them for relevant roles in the society through vocational education.
18b Oladipo Bateye, GRA Ikeja, Lagos |