ENATTA FOUNDATION

Enatta Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to uplifting women and children in underserved riverine communities. Guided by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including No Poverty, Zero Hunger, Gender Equality, Clean Water and Sanitation, Decent Work and Economic Growth, and Partnerships for the Goals, the foundation fosters sustainable growth and positive social change.

Our initiatives empower fisherwomen by providing boats and forming cooperatives to enhance their livelihoods and promote sustainable fishing practices. We also distribute food parcels to combat hunger, nourish families, and uplift charity homes. Over the past three years, we’ve impacted over 300 families, commissioned 14+ boats, and supported community development, fostering dignity, resilience, and lasting opportunities for brighter futures.

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OUR VISION

To build sustainable communities by empowering riverine women with the opportunities and support they need to thrive and unlock their full potential.

Join hands with us at the Enatta Foundation to create lasting change. Your support enables us to empower women, uplift children and raise stronger communities through economic initiatives and provision of essential resources. Together, we can transform lives and shape a brighter future for all.

UPCOMING PROGRAMME

ENATTA FOUNDATION'S UPCOMING FESTIVE EVENTS

This December, Enatta Foundation is celebrating culture, community and compassion through three key festive programmes:

Boat Regatta – December 19
A colourful cultural festival featuring fisherwomen from eight communities, boat races, performances, a health outreach and awards for outstanding fisherwomen.

Children’s Christmas Party – December 20
A fun community party for children in Amuwo-Odofin with games, food, gifts, and engaging activities to inspire joy and hope.

Food Parcel Distribution – December 19–21
Three days of distributing essential food parcels to fisherwomen in Somolu, low-income families in Amuwo-Odofin, and underprivileged groups in Tejuosho Market, Yaba.

RECENT PROGRAMMES

Money Mata- Transforming Lagos Fisherwomen Through Financial Literacy

In a bold move to uplift women in Nigeria’s fisheries sector, the Enatta Foundation launched Money Mata—a transformative initiative providing financial literacy, cooperative support, and access to capital for fisherwomen across Lagos. With training, equipment, and strategic partnerships, the program is breaking economic barriers and helping women in riverine communities thrive.

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