HER Tomorrow Foundation

Join our Instagram Live on the 20th of April, 2024 at 5:00PM WAT for an eye opening conversation on s*x education.

It is very important for every teenager to join this live as we will be covering the nitty-gritty of s*x education that the society shy away from.

Parents and guardians should also encourage their wards to join this discussion.

At Her Tomorrow Foundation, we are committed towards empowering teenagers (particularly the girl child) through proper mentoring and education.


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Her Tomorrow Foundation is now officially registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission.
Cheers to creating more sustainable impact!

Congratulations to the winners of the JAMB scholarship.
A few more students will be selected before the end of the month.

As much as this foundation prioritize women empowerment, this particular project was opened to all genders and the selection was done in an unbiased manner.

It’s almost that time of the year again.
If you know someone that truly deserves a free JAMB form, kindly send this to them.


For partnership and sponsorship, send a DM

Happy World Mental Health Day

Happy New Month

Her Tomorrow Foundation is on a mission to mentor and empower young girls on their journey to self actualization.

Our new project GET HER STARTED is targeted at creating a sustainable impact in the life of adolescent girls.
We plan to visit 2 Public Secondary Schools in Ogun state Nigeria to mentor young girls on Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health as well as choosing the right career path.

We plan to give worthy candidates free WAEC forms and/or JAMB forms.

We will also like to give one lucky girl full tuition scholarship to university.

This is why we need your support, you can send your donations to the account details above.

For partnership and sponsorship, send an email to [email protected]

Her Tomorrow proudly presents its new logo—an emblem that encapsulates empowerment, equality, and the collective power of women.

What do you think of our new logo?
What does this logo portray to you?
We will be glad to hear your opinion in the comment section.

Just 2 days left!

The anticipation is building up, and the excitement is electrifying.

We're about to shake things up and break the barriers that hold us back.

Buckle up, for tomorrow is when the magic happens!

We are cooking something exciting!!

Can you guess what we are up to? Be on the lookout for incredible announcements.

Don’t miss out!!!

We are proud of what we have become!!

Over the past few years, we have mentored and empowered over 150 teenage girls, adolescent mothers, school dropouts, and orphans by providing them with awareness on social matters, and formal and vocational education.

Coming this far wouldn’t have been possible without our every-time sponsors. Thank you for joining us in achieving a lot!!

Eid Mubarak.

Our Mission: To reach every corner in Nigeria and help the girl child live to her full potential.

Her Tomorrow Foundation is not officially registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission.
Cheers to creating more sustain impact!

Thursday Love Letter
This beautiful piece was written by
I hope it motivates someone today.

This question is up in our story.
Please reply in the comment section or if you want to be anonymous, reply on our story.

If your dreams don’t scare you, they are not big enough.
Always remember that there is no easy path to success and that YOUR DREAMS ARE VALID!!

Tobi Amusan is a Nigerian track and field athlete who specialises in the 100 metres hurdles and also competes as a sprinter. She recently became Nigeria’s first ever world champion and a world record holder in athletics.
In her recent interview with BBC, she talked about almost quitting athletics after been left out of a women’s relay team in 2013. However she switched to hurdles event as advised by some of her coaches and she triumphed. She later got a scholarship to the United States where her athletics career truly began.

A very important lesson from Tobi’s story is PERSEVERANCE.
She didn’t give up...

Drug Abuse has always been a problem. Teenagers mostly use drugs to feel among or look cool...
Some are unfortunately influenced by what they see their parents do.
How can we help the future generation escape substance abuse, what solutions do you suggest?

Have you ever abused drugs, how did you get clean?
Do you mind sharing your story with us?
It might inspire someone to quit today.





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Dear teen girl, trust your instincts.
Be clear about your priorities and choices.
Your Life Your Choice
Your Body Your Choice

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Educational Tuesday
Let’s talk about self esteem, have you ever struggled with low self esteem?
How did you overcome it?

Everyone has one thing they are insecure about but the best of them convert these insecurities into motivations. Accept your flaws and make lemonade out of it.

Do not be oppressed by naysayers, stand tall and go for it.

It doesn’t matter what your insecurity is, STOP LETTING IT HOLD YOU BACK!!!

Happy new month

Today’s topic is TEENAGE PROSTITUTION. It is no news that prostitution has become very popular among youths today. In the above slides we shared major causes and a few solutions to curb teen prostitution. Share your thoughts in the comment section.
What other measures can be taken to prevent teenage prostitution in Nigeria?

Today’s is ASISAT OSHOALA
A professional footballer.

Football was initially just a recreational activity for her. However while waiting to get admission into the university, a coach picked interest in her (due to her outstanding performance in a local football game) and convinced her parent to allow her start football training.
ASISAT later moved to Port Harcourt where she started playing professionally in 2012.

Today, she plays as a striker for FC Barcelona and captains the Nigerian women’s national team.

Lessons From Her;
- Hard work pays
- Your family may not support what you do now, but your dedication and hard work can change their mind.

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Teenage pregnancy (although statistics shows it has reduced by 4% between 2013 and 2018) is still a major source of concern in Nigeria.

Teen mothers and pregnant teenagers suffer from stigmatization that affect their mental health and self esteem, leading to zero or minimal self actualization. Some teenagers even commit su***de or fall deeper into promiscuity and other behavioral misconduct.

Because, what more do they have to loose right.....?

Their condition may or may not have been self caused, however it is important to reduce its prevalence in our nation.

Listed above are causes and possible solutions to teenage pregnancy.

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Dear Teen mom,
You may be a victim of stigmatization now but soon you can be a source of inspiration.

Dear Parents of Adolescent mothers, yes they made a mistake but they still need your support.