Empowering Women & Girls Through Advocacy, Health & Technology

MercyEliana Foundation creates safe, inclusive communities where women and young girls are protected from violence, informed about their health, and equipped with tech and AI skills to thrive in a digital world.

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Protection

Defending the rights of women and girls.

Health

Educating on STDs, HIV/AIDS & reproductive health.

Tech & AI

Opening doors to opportunities in technology.

Who We Are

MercyEliana Foundation is a women-led non-profit organisation working across communities in Nigeria to protect the rights of women and girls, prevent gender-based violence, promote sexual and reproductive health, and open doors to opportunities in technology and artificial intelligence.

Our Focus Areas

Protection

Protecting the rights of women and young girls.

Advocacy

Sensitizing and advocating against gender-based violence.

Health

Educating on STDs, HIV/AIDS and reproductive health.

Tech Training

Empowering Black women with tech and AI skills.

Our Programs

Our programs are rooted in community realities, designed to protect rights, promote health, and build skills that last a lifetime.

Women's Rights Protection

We work to protect and advocate for the rights of women and young girls in our communities through legal awareness, referrals, and safe spaces.

Gender-Based Violence Prevention

Through education and advocacy, we fight against all forms of gender-based violence, challenging harmful norms and promoting accountability.

Health Education

We provide education on sexually transmitted diseases, HIV/AIDS and reproductive health, enabling informed decisions and safer communities.

Substance Abuse Prevention

Our programs help prevent drug abuse among women and young people by offering information, mentorship, and links to counselling support.

Tech & AI Training for Black Women

We provide training in technology and artificial intelligence to empower Black women with valuable skills for the digital economy and future of work.

Current Project

Community Health Outreach Program

Goal of the Project

By the end of 2030, we aim to ensure that at least 10 million Nigerians across the country are reached with messages on HIV/AIDS awareness, prevention, and stigma reduction through our community health outreach programs.

Within this number, we are committed to ensuring that at least 8 million people are tested and know their HIV status. We also aim to ensure that all individuals who test positive are linked to and able to access quality, continuous health care services.

This program provides free HIV testing, health education, and community sensitization for underserved communities.

Location: Calabar, Cross River State & Sango Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria
Status: Running monthly

Pictures from Outreach in Sango Ota, Ogun State

Community sensitization with women and girls — Community sensitization on gender-based violence and rights.

Group photo of participants — Community sensitization on gender-based violence and rights.

Educating market men and women about HIV awareness messages.

HIV counselling and testing — Counselling and HIV testing for community members.

Referral to health facility — Making referrals for clients to the nearest health facility.

Monthly Impact Report

Our month-by-month outreach and HIV testing results across Ogun State and Cross River State.

Total Tested

500

Total HIV Negative

496

Total HIV Positive

Month	People Tested	HIV Negative	HIV Positive	State
December 2025	300	298	3	Ogun
December 2025	200	199	1	Cross River

In Pictures

A glimpse into our outreaches, trainings, and community engagements.

Health education session — Health education on HIV/AIDS and reproductive health.

Facilitator guiding a group discussion — Facilitated conversations with young women on safety and consent.

Outreach event in community — Outreach program building awareness across local communities.

Women attending outreach program — Women engaging actively in awareness sessions.

Market outreach — Educating market men and women with HIV messages.

Meet the Team

Mercy Osazee Aikhionbare

Founder & Executive Director

Leads the vision and strategic direction of MercyEliana Foundation, builds partnerships, and ensures all programs centre the needs of women and girls.

Victory Vincent

Program Officer

Oversees program planning, coordinates volunteers, and manages outreach and community engagements on the ground.

Vols

Volunteer Network

Community Volunteers

A growing network of passionate volunteers supporting advocacy, health education, tech training, and field activities.

Get Involved

Your support helps us reach more women and girls with protection, health information and life-changing skills. Partner with us today.

Donate

Support our cause with a one-time or recurring financial contribution to strengthen our programs and reach.

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Volunteer

Give your time and skills to help our programs grow—facilitation, media, tech training, counselling, and more.

Become a Volunteer

Partner With Us

We collaborate with NGOs, donors, corporate organisations, and government agencies to scale impact.

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Get in Touch

MercyElianaFoundation@outlook.com

+1 (289) 775-3074 / +1 (904) 672-7266

Dabo Shopping Mall, Ladoke Akintola Boulevard, Garki 2, Abuja, Nigeria