NSI will collaborates with think tanks, universities, and research bodies to generate evidence and shape survivor-led policy advocacy. Focus areas include:
Emotional Resilience & MHPSS | Trauma-informed healing & psychosocial support | Healing circles, sports therapy, peer counseling, mobile MHPSS units |
Education & Protection | Safe, inclusive learning with child protection ECCE centers | inclusive pedagogy, GBV mitigation, trauma informed teacher training |
Survivor-Led Advocacy | Policy change via lived experience | Radio talks, storytelling, legal literacy, survivor coalitions |
Peacebuilding & Dialogue | Reconciliation & civic spaces | Community forums, diaspora trainings, interschool debates |
Political Representation | Women’s leadership in governance | Civic bootcamps, voter mobilization, youth coalitions |
Youth Sports & Wellness | Empowerment through sport and recreation | Coaching, scouting, hygiene support, wellness clubs |
Climate Resilience & Livelihoods | Sustainable recovery & adaptation | Agro-entrepreneurship, green skills, flood mitigation |
Research & Capacity Building | Evidence-based programming Community-led studies | M&E systems, staff training |
Coordination & Systems Strengthening | Multi-sectoral collaboration | Inter-agency forums, referral pathways, policy alignment |
If survivors and youth are equipped with trauma-informed support, inclusive education, and civic leadership opportunities,
Then they will become agents of healing, protection, and democratic transformation in their communities,
Because survivor-led systems restore dignity, build resilience, and strengthen social cohesion from the ground up.
NSI’s M&E system is participatory, survivor-centered, and results-based.
Key Components:
Baseline & end line assessments