EsteemHub

26/01/2026

Today, we celebrate an extraordinary leader, a visionary heart, and the driving force behind The Esteem Hub Foundation – our Executive Director, ]! 🎉

On this special day, we are not just honoring a birthday; we are celebrating the passion, dedication, and unwavering commitment you pour into every initiative. Your leadership has been the cornerstone of our impact, inspiring both our team and the communities we serve to reach greater heights.

You have built more than an organization; you have fostered a family and a movement. For every life touched, every hope restored, and every barrier broken, we are profoundly grateful for your guidance.

From the entire Esteem Hub family—our team, our partners, and our beneficiaries—we wish you a birthday filled with immense joy, well-deserved rest, and the same kindness you shower upon others every day.

May this new year bring you as much happiness and fulfillment as you bring to the world. 🎂✨

Happy Birthday, Princess Doosugh! Here’s to you!🥂

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26/01/2026

Today,on International Day for Clean Energy, we are reminded that a sustainable future is not just about powering our homes, but about empowering our people.

At Esteem Hub Foundation, we believe that true progress is inclusive. Access to clean energy means healthier communities, more opportunities for learning and innovation, and a safer environment for generations to come.

This future is one where potential is unlocked, and dignity is preserved. Let's continue to advocate and work for solutions that are clean, just, and accessible to all.

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24/01/2026

Think about it: education isn't just a subject in school—it's a fundamental right, a shared treasure, and a promise we make to our future. Yet, for millions of kids and young people, that promise is still broken by poverty, conflict, and unfairness.

That’s why this year’s International Day of Education really hits home. The focus is on "THE POWER OF YOUTH IN CO-CREATING EDUCATION," and that’s something we feel deeply at the Esteem Hub Foundation. Real change doesn't happen just by teaching young people; it happens by listening to them and partnering with them. They’re not just students; they’re the innovators, problem-solvers, and leaders we need. They deserve a real seat at the table to help shape the world they’re inheriting.

So today, we’re celebrating every young person who’s stepping up. Who’s a young change-maker in your life that inspires you? Tag them below and give them some shine! 🎓

20/01/2026

From Vision to Impact— that was the powerful theme that brought us together in Minna!

We just concluded an immersive capacity-building experience with the Development Initiative for West Africa (DIWA), alongside passionate Civil Society Organizations from the region.

These engagements are the heartbeat of our work. They’re where strategy gets sharper, collaborations are born, and our collective mission for sustainable, community-led development grows stronger.

The certificate marks the end of the training, but it really signifies the beginning of applying new insights, leveraging our strengthened network, and translating shared visions into tangible projects.

Our sincere gratitude to the DIWA team for their impeccable organization and to every CSO representative for your passion and wisdom. The future is collaborative!

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17/01/2026

We started this week with a question: what if building women's esteem and caring for our planet are connected?

The answer is now clear: They are. Deeply.
The fight for women's empowerment and the fight for a healthy planet are not separate paths—they are one and the same journey. 🕊️

The future we need isn't a single solution, but millions—led by scientists, farmers, activists, lawmakers, and mothers. The future is .

Your Friday Action:

1. Amplify: Share this post or tag someone who needs to see this series.
2. Learn: Follow and support organizations led by women and girls on the frontline.
3. Reflect: How can you support the women and girls in your own circle to lead?

Thank you for exploring this vital connection with us this week. Let's keep learning, amplifying, and building a world where everyone can thrive.

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17/01/2026

“Women commonly face higher risks and greater burdens from the impacts of climate change in situations of poverty, and the majority of the world's poor.”

16/01/2026

The Core Connection — Esteem & Resilience

Let's talk about why this mission matters for esteem.

Climate disasters don't hit everyone equally. They can force girls to leave school, increase risks for women, and multiply the burden of securing water and food. These pressures directly undermine health, safety, and the fundamental opportunity to lead and learn.

So, when we work to build a girl's confidence, protect her rights, and ensure her education, we're doing more than nurturing individual potential. We are actively strengthening a community's capacity to adapt, recover, and thrive in a changing world.

Empowering women and girls doesn't just change their lives—it literally builds societal resilience from the ground up. That is the core connection.

We're curious: Does this link between personal empowerment and planetary health surprise you, or does it feel like an obvious truth? Share your thoughts below.

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15/01/2026

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14/01/2026

Today, we're inspired by Nemonte Nenquimo.

As a leader of the Waorani nation in the Amazon, she didn't just advocate for her people's land—she spearheaded a historic legal battle. Her leadership protected over 500,000 acres of pristine rainforest from oil drilling. This landmark victory was a win for indigenous rights, for women's leadership, and for the lungs of our planet.

"The trees are our lungs, and the rivers our blood." - Nemonte Nenquimo

Her story is a powerful testament: when those with a deep, generational connection to the land are empowered to protect it, we all win. It proves that local, women-led knowledge is not just community action—it's essential global climate strategy.

Q4U: Who is a woman in your own life who teaches you about caring for our environment? A gardener, a community organizer, a wise relative? Shout them out in the comments to celebrate their impact!

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14/01/2026

We can't talk about Green Energy Transition without talking about those who don't have Access to Renewable Energy.

What are the available technologies and the affordable ones.

13/01/2026

13/01/2026

Since 2018, each year on December 1st, we commemorate World AIDS Day.
 
We unite with other stakeholders, partners, and CSOs to reflect on the HIV prevention and treatment projects in our various organizations.
 
We also gather to honor the lives of those lost to AIDS-related illnesses.

We renew our commitments to support those living with HIV/AIDS, we pledge to pursue equality, and we continue to raise awareness to preserve our children and grandchildren and achieve an AIDS-free generation.