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Led by Fund lead. This fund supports Children, young people, pregnant women, older people, and vulnerable communities in Nigeria
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Eat Right Society
Abuja, Nigeria · Abuja, Nigeria
Since its Children's Day Special began in 2016, Eat Right Society has grown its work in nutrition, healthy living, environmental health, school infrastructure, deworming, and scholarship support. Its CATY programme includes school visits, deworming, scholar mentorship, and special interventions. Its current priority is furnishing and equipping the completed four-classroom block at LEA School, Alungu-Lungu, so pupils can use it fully. The organisation works through service, integrity, collaboration, excellence, and empowerment.
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Since its Children's Day Special began in 2016, Eat Right Society has grown its work in nutrition, healthy living, environmental health, school infrastructure, deworming, and scholarship support. Its CATY programme includes school visits, deworming, scholar mentorship, and special interventions. Its current priority is furnishing and equipping the completed four-classroom block at LEA School, Alungu-Lungu, so pupils can use it fully. The organisation works through service, integrity, collaboration, excellence, and empowerment.
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Lead contact: Fund lead
Primary beneficiaries: Children, young people, pregnant women, older people, and vulnerable communities in Nigeria
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May 2026
Classroom block commissioned
The four-classroom block at LEA School, Alungu-Lungu was commissioned in May 2026.
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Ways to help
Provide desks and benches
Help furnish the classrooms with desks and benches for approximately 200 pupils.
pupils
Improve water and sanitation
Support a borehole and hygienic toilet facilities for the school community.
Equip the classrooms
Provide electrical wiring, fittings, and approximately 16 wall fans for lighting and ventilation.
wall fans
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Bob Supporter
2d ago
It would be helpful to know whether supporters can commit to desks, sanitation items, or classroom ventilation.
Alice Donor
4d ago
The commissioning update is encouraging. Will furnishing and water access be the next focus for the pupils?
Campaign Owner
3d ago
Yes. The immediate priority is desks, water, toilets, electrical fittings, and ventilation so every classroom can be used safely.
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Children's Day Special 2026
Eat Right Society's Children's Day Special included pupil deworming, a spelling bee, awards, the Society book launch, and commissioning of the completed four-classroom block.
May 30, 2026
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Classroom block commissioned
The four-classroom block at LEA School, Alungu-Lungu was commissioned in May 2026.
May 30, 2026
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