Who We Are
Elixir Trust Foundation
Elixir Trust Foundation (formerly Elixir Foundation) is an institutionalized, non-governmental, humanitarian organization in Nigeria, West Africa. We work strategically to promote the fundamental human rights of vulnerable groups, champion gender equality, prevent violent extremism (PVE), and create extensive community awareness surrounding critical public health crises—including Hepatitis, communicable diseases, and STIs.
What characterizes our operational ecosystem is our insistence on grass-root inclusion: enlisting local volunteers directly, mobilizing youth and women as direct peace advocates, and anchoring our impacts alongside strategic international clusters. Our collaborative network includes trusted frameworks like the Network on Police Reform in Nigeria (NOPRIN Foundation), Action Group on Free Civic Space, and the World Hepatitis Alliance (WHA).
Aims & Objectives
- Promote peace and nation-building by deploying scalable actions matching global SDG goals while utilizing alternative dispute resolution systems.
- Unite public and private sectors to combat critical community health threats, centering focus on early diagnostic checkups for Hepatitis, HIV/AIDS, and STIs.
- Drive community civic education parameters and engage governmental offices to ensure transparent, equitable access to structural service delivery.
- Aid fast access to justice models for victims of institutional abuses and contribute directly to ongoing security and criminal justice system reforms.
- Establish youth-friendly integration setups, empowering disenfranchised individuals and persons with disabilities (PWDs) while safeguarding protective safe spaces for women.
Our Mission
To ensure absolute respect for human rights for all citizens through systematic sensitization, targeted educational tracks, and field training modules that directly improve the structural quality of life.
Our Vision
We envisage an active, verified African society completely free from fundamental human rights violations, structural nepotism, and systemic injustice driven by proactive citizens and civic advocates.
Our Targets
We focus our delivery interventions directly on Youths & Children, Vulnerable Women, Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), Displaced Populations (Refugees), and Regional Law Enforcement agencies.
