Find non profit organizations in Port Harcourt. Listings include Independent Voters FORUM, Nigeria, De Potters Foundation, Women Alliance For Democratic stability -non governmental organization, National Council for Women Societies, NCWS, Rivers State Branch, Widows' foundation outreach, Niger-Delta Coalition Vision.
Independent voters forum, Nigeria is a grassroots organization build to have a collective voice and
we are passionate to build a community of CREATIVITY and INTERGRITY
Initiative for Youths Educational Needs and Empowerment
THE WIDOWS ARE THE WIVES OF GOD, THEY CAN TALK TO THEIR HUSBAND ABOUT YOUR CASE AND YOUR SUPPORTS LIK
We are so grateful to God for finding us worthy to be entrusted with this trans-generational vision
Student Association of Biology and Biotechnology Department, SSLT, University of Port Harcourt.
This is an official page, created with the intent of informing friends all over the world about us and we can easily be reached
ART WORX AFRICA is a cultural conscious, artistically motivating, economically viable co-creative workspace, where budding entrepreneurs and creative start-ups transform inspiring ...
Kariden Diabetes & Endocrine Centre is a world-class specialist facility for the management and treatment of Diabetes and other related conditions.
IAYR is a Non Profit Based Organization created to combat the growing trend of Youth Restiveness in Nigeria, we adopt Advocacy, Campaign and Education to sensitise youths of the da...
Mighty Generation Hub is a Non Denominational Outreach whose Main Objective is to reach Out to souls with the Gospel of Jesus Christ by all Godly Means.
We Are VIP! A Place of Visible Impact. We Restitute value to Humanity. A non-profit organization.
Youth Organization for Health and Development Initiatives (YOHaD) is a Non-Governmental Organization formed to address the Health, Academic, Moral and other Developmental Challenge...
Jamessira Centre for Development is a non- Governmental/ Civil Society Organization which promote health,education and capacity development.
WHY JEYVAG ؟ Statistics have it that the youth of age 18-46years account for about 60% of Nigeria’s population, representing about 105 million people ,making the nation a youthful...