WOMEN'S RIGHTS ADVANCEMENT AND PROTECTION ALTERNATIVE
The organisation seeks to advance and protect the rights of women as provided by national laws and policies, regional and international treaties and agreement through an integrated approach that entrenches respect for the human dignity of the woman as well as her inclusion in decisions that affect her life and the development of her community.
- wrapa399@gmail.com
- +234 706 380 7887, +234 817 212 5692, +234 804 000 6176
- NANA ASMAU WRAPA RESOURCE CENTER, A.E. EKUKINA STREET, PLOT 912, UTAKO ABUJA.
Explore the WRAPA Clusters
WRAPA specializes in a wide range of clusters, including:
- Skill Acquisition.
- Advocacy.
- Sensitization.
- Empowerment.
- Legal Aid & Counselling.
Who We Are
WRAP’s strongest interests are empowering women and girls in order to creare a much better sociatey
Our Vision
Women’s full enjoyment of human dignity, enhanced access to justice, and re dress for violations of women’s rights.
Our Mission
Actualising the legal rights of women, in private and public through mobilization, sensitisation and the provision of legal and support services.
WRAPA Objectives
- To support women in difficult circumstances, including victims of gender violence.
- To promote reform of discriminatory laws and policies against women.
- To ensure women’s access to and improve their participation in power structures and decision-making bodies.
- To design, implement and monitor effective policies and programs that will foster the advancement of women.
- To promote and protect all human rights of women.
- To stimulate, and motivate women at the grassroots to achieve a better and higher standard of living.
Meet our leadership team
ANWBN is a coalition of 74 Women Business Associations across West Africa countries. The network is focus on total Women Empowerment, building leadership skills, access to credit, patronage of made in Nigerian goods as well as creating a gender friendly environment for women.
Address
- HEAD OFFICE: 11B, Rev. Ogunbiyi Street, Ikeja G.R.A, Lagos, Nigeria.
- info@anwbn.org.ng, anwbnetwork@gmail.com
- (234) 1 2951659, 08063986119, 08129265244
