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ABOUT US
The Emmanuel Ivorgba Center, registered in 2017, is a Nonprofit Organization with Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), dedicated to breaking the cycle of poverty, hunger, inequality, and injustice by empowering women and youth through sustainable programs. Recognizing that young people are vital to the growth and stability of communities, the Center is dedicated to fostering positive youth development and reducing violence. The Center offers targeted livelihood skills training and support specifically designed to empower vulnerable women and youth, recognizing that economic independence is crucial for reducing poverty, enhancing self-esteem, and promoting social inclusion. Through strategic partnerships with government agencies, international organizations, and community groups, the Emmanuel Ivorgba Center seeks to amplify its impact and drive systemic change. Its special consultative status with UN ECOSOC underscores its commitment to global engagement and its capacity to influence international policies that align with its mission of creating inclusive and resilient communities worldwide.
OUR APPROACH
OUR MISSION STATMENT
Our approach emphasizes collaboration with local stakeholders, ensuring that solutions are culturally relevant and effective. We focus on capacity-building initiatives, education, and economic empowerment to break the cycle of poverty. We advocate for systemic change by influencing policies that promote fairness, inclusion, and justice. At the core of our mission is a commitment to fostering a more equitable society where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
The Emmanuel Ivorgba Center is a nonprofit with mission to empower communities through sustainable development initiatives that foster education, economic growth, peace and social well-being. We are committed to creating lasting positive change by providing resources, training, and support to underserved populations, with a focus on youth, women, and marginalized groups.