Helping Today. Helping Tommorow
WOSID Nigeria Limited (Women for Sustainable Impact and Development) is a non-governmental, non-profit organization dedicated to empowering women and girls through education, skill acquisition, capacity building, and community development initiatives.
Founded on the belief that women are central to sustainable progress, WOSID has spent the past several years impacting lives across communities in Nigeria—creating opportunities, amplifying voices, and breaking cycles of poverty through strategic interventions and partnerships.
We work across various sectors including health, education, enterprise development, rural inclusion, and gender advocacy, with a strong emphasis on inclusiveness and sustainability.
The best way to not feel hopeless is to get up and do something
CHIEF MARIAN O. NISHILE
PresidentWhat Make Us Different
Grassroots-Driven Impact
We work directly with communities, tailoring our programs to local realities and needs, ensuring solutions are not only effective but also culturally appropriate.
Holistic Approach
Our work goes beyond charity. We address the root causes of poverty, inequality, and disempowerment through education, entrepreneurship, advocacy, and psychosocial support.
Women-Led, Women-Focused
WOSID is led by women, for women. We bring lived experience into our strategy and execution—resulting in empathetic, innovative, and highly relevant programs.
Transparency & Accountability
We maintain a clear line of communication with stakeholders, partners, and beneficiaries—sharing results, impact reports, and lessons learned regularly.
Years of
Foundation
monthly
donors
rural women
benefactors
successful
outreachs
More then 345 000+
People Were Helped
WOSID proudly commissioned a Borehole Facility in Appiawei Community
As part of our commitment to giving back and supporting the communities that support us, WOSID proudly commissioned a Borehole Facility in Appiawei Community, a region that graciously hosts one of our farms.
This initiative aims to provide clean and accessible water to the local residents—especially the women and children—who often bear the burden of fetching water over long distances. Through this project, we’re not just providing a basic need; we’re fostering health, dignity, and opportunity for the women we stand for.
Why It Matters
Water is life, and access to clean water means fewer illnesses, better hygiene, and more time for women and girls to pursue education and economic activities. This is more than a project—it’s a step toward sustainable development and community empowerment.
Meet Our Board of Trustees
