SAY NO TO CHILD-RAPE; SKIP2FAIRPLAY

More than 2200 child rape cases were reported in 2017 in Nigeria and during this lockdown, we have witnessed over a 100% increase.

Child sexual violence has become a public health problem which can lead to high risk health behaviors which in turn can contribute to leading cause of diseases and death in children.   

Rape, forced or unwanted sex is about power. A rapist may use actual or threatened force or violence to exert control over the victim. Some rapists use drugs or alcohol to take away a child’s ability to fight back.

As an organization with over 10 years of experience, we found out that engaging children in certain fun and affordable exercises like skipping ropes will help improve not only their mental and academic performance but also their physical health. It will help build their musculoskeletal tissues to be stronger and to more resilient when faced with danger.

It is therefore important to move at a fast pace in supporting physical activities in children such as skipping which is a fun and affordable activity.

Join us to purchase 5000 skipping ropes for 5000 children at the cost of 500 naira each and other sporting equipment.