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Who We Are

We are a nonprofit organization focused on preventing child sexual abuse and giving sexually abused or at-risk children and their families access to care, information, protection, and emergency intervention.

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The Cece Yara Child Advocacy Centre

The Cece Yara Child Advocacy Centre is a child-centred non-profit organisation to prevent child sexual abuse and provide access to care, information, protection and emergency intervention for children who are sexually abused or at risk, and their family. The Organisation provides the ideal response to children through a 24-hour free child telephone helpline and its child-friendly Child Advocacy Centres based in Lagos and Abuja, which provide professional counselling, medical, legal, shelter, forensic interviewing, and psycho-social support, as well as referral services.

Founders Note

A Commitment To The Safety
of Our Society and Future

Since 2016, my team and I have committed to preventing abuse, supporting survivors, prioritizing their voices and experiences, helping them heal from the trauma of abuse, and obtaining justice. All for free.

We work to create a culture that supports and empowers through prevention and education programs, improving access to support services, and holding perpetrators accountable. By using evidence-based approaches in our work and collaborating with other organizations and experts in the field we hope to create a future in which every child will access quality mental and physical health care, support, and justice; free from further exploitation.

Thank you for your interest in our work and for stopping by at our page. It is my utmost desire that you would partner with us in our commitment to ensure the safety of every Nigerian child.

Founder Trustee

24 Hour Child Helpline

Legal Advocacy

Forensic Interview

Psychotherapy

Shelter

Medical Support

Our Programmes

SKAP

The program is designed for children between the ages of 5 – 18 years. We reach the children through their primary & secondary schools, youth organisations and religious organisations. This prevention and awareness program is in keeping with the recent Lagos State Executive Order, in respect of the State’s Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy.

ADULT AWARENESS

The Cece Yara Adults Awareness Program is an enlightenment program that helps adults learn how protect children from sexual abuse. At the Cece Yara Child Advocacy Centre, it is our belief that adults are responsible for the safety of children and those adults should take responsible and proactive steps to protect children from sexual abuse.

TRAINING FOR PROFESSIONALS

Globally, it is becoming trendy to empower people working with children within various child centred institutions to react responsibly to disclosure and concerns relating to the safety of child. As a Mandatory Reporter and an active bystander, it is your responsibility to ensure that every child in your care is safe from any form of abuse.

DONATE TO OUR CAUSE

You can support or partner with us in this mission by donating to our cause. These donations goes a long way in helping keep the children safe and advance our programmes.

Donate to Specific Cause

SHELTER

You can help sponsor a child in our shelter with your donation.

Raised N500,000
10%

SKAP

You can help empower a child with our SKAP training.

Raised N200,000
8%

ADULT AWARENESS

You can empower an adult with our ADULT AWARENESS PROGRAMME training.

Raised N1,000,000
15%

DONATE IN KIND

You can also support or partner with us by donating in kind. You can donate a wide range of items to us such as foods, cloths, books and many more.

You can check out o donations page for a full list of items that can be donated.

QUICK DONATION

Volunteer

You can also support or partner with us by volunteering to work with us.

You can become a volunteer by visiting our volunteers page and filling out the form provided.

Get a Book

We have books and other materials you can buy or download for free to help empower a child or support our cause. To see all our available materials please click on the button below to visit our store

The Adventures Of Adaora

Author: The Cece Yara Foundation

As a child her mother, Mrs. Joyce, has taught her early enough what private parts are, the need to always set boundaries and the danger of keeping unhealthy secrets. Would these be sufficient to protect her? Let’s find out.

BISI IS THE BOSS

Author: BOLA TINUBU

Bisi has something to say to all children. She wants all children to learn about body safety and asserting their rights. Bisi welcomes us to her home in Nigeria and shows us how children can navigate awkward and unsafe situations. A must-read for every child. All proceeds of the book goes to funding The Cece Yara Child Helpline.

Minding My Business

Yobo's mum saw Premo coming out of teacher Hayer's quarters one day. It was a regular occurrence.

Read stories shared by survivors

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Publications

Cyf Annual News Letter Page 01

A review of our achievements in the year 2022 highlighting important milestones and breakthroughs.

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A review of our achievements in 2021 highlighting important milestones and breakthroughs.

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