Project: Nigeria Schools

This proposal requests PHC Service (Project Health Control) support to help launch and scale the Nigeria Schools project from an early-stage, founder-led idea into a credible, fundable, and well-governed programme.

PHC will provide the planning, governance setup, monitoring, and donor-ready reporting needed to attract stakeholders and run the project transparently from day one. This includes establishing a clear project plan and budget, setting up simple operating systems (records, consent, safeguarding basics), implementing PHC Port tracking (actions/timechunks/outputs), and creating a practical pathway to partnerships (government, clinics, schools, NGOs) starting in Lagos, Nigeria and scaling nationwide.

Albinism Advocacy Africa is a proposed Kenya-based foundation (starting in Nairobi) led by founder Lilian Mwende. The project currently has no formal office and no management team, and operations are constrained to what can be done via a mobile phone and internet bundles.

Project at a glance

• Proposed name: Nigeria Schools
• Current operating base: Lagos, Nigeria (with intent to expand countrywide and beyond)
• Current beneficiaries identified: ~20 children and a few adults
• Current resources: Mobile phone + internet bundles (no equipment kit yet)
• Primary constraint: Funding (plus equipment, skills capacity, and partnerships)
• Founder responsibility: Founder will be responsible for any starter kit issued
• Utilities: Electricity/internet generally stable in Nigeria via mobile providers

Primary needs being addressed

The project aims to address urgent, practical education needs for children, particularly:

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Contact (for initial coordination)

• Mobile: +234 816 258 4715
• Email: fortizo34@gmail.com
• Facebook: Juliet Mukoro

At present, the project is at a “startup” stage: there are no active partner organisations yet, but there is strong intent to incorporate government and other key stakeholders as the foundation is established. PHC support will structure the early work into a credible plan that donors and partners can trust.

• Order Efficiency Ltd – Provider of the PHC Service and overall governance methodology.
• Project Participants – Leadership team, project staff, vendors, and other stakeholders.
• Local Government / Community Hosts – Supporting authority or civil society group providing logistical and moral support.
• PHC Mentors and Consultants – Strategists and Analysts overseeing training and progress tracking.
• Independent Observers or Research Bodies – Optional evaluation partners documenting outcomes and lessons learned.

Near-term outcomes (0–3 months)

• A clear project plan (scope, priorities, phased rollout) with a donor-friendly budget.
• Basic governance and operating structure defined (roles, records, accountability) even if still founder-led.
• Setup of a project bank/mobile money account in the organisation name (as intended).
• A practical starter kit plan (phone + laptop + printer), with ownership and responsibility defined.
• A simple, safe beneficiary register approach (privacy/consent-aware) suitable for future partner engagement.
• First set of credible outputs published via PHC Port tracking (actions taken, costs, beneficiaries reached).

Medium-term outcomes (3–12 months)

• Initial service delivery capability established for protective support (sunscreen/clothing/hats) and vision support where possible.
• Early partnership engagement initiated (clinics, schools, NGOs, local leaders, and government stakeholders).
• An education support pathway defined (eligibility, support type, and progress tracking).
• Regular, transparent reporting for donors/supporters (activities, costs, beneficiaries, and outcomes).

Longer-term outcomes (12+ months)

• Expanded reach beyond Lagos toward countrywide coverage using a repeatable model for new locations.
• Improved education participation and confidence among supported children.
• A robust governance and reporting system capable of sustaining ongoing funding and growth.

Footnote - People Costs and PICS Eligibility: The people-related costs shown above relate to funded governance, delivery, leadership, and trainee roles agreed at the outset of the project. These paid hours are not eligible for PICS (Pro Bono Social Impact Credits). PICS applies only to unpaid or underpaid service contributed outside funded roles. PHC Service maintains a clear, auditable separation between funded work and any pro-bono contribution, preventing double recognition while ensuring transparency to funders.

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