Restoring Dignity.
Empowering Women.
Transforming Lives.
For over 18 years, ROTDOW has been at the forefront of promoting the rights, health, and wellbeing of women and children in Nigeria.
Our Core Thematic Programs
Securing the future of women and children across 18 Local Government Areas in Ondo State through integrated grassroots health, rights, and livelihood interventions.
Health & MNCH
AMPLI-PPHI maternal mortality reduction, Vitamin Angels micronutrient delivery, GF/NACA ATM facility monitoring, and IMPACT Malaria outreaches.
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Education & Child Rights
Eliminating child labor in cocoa supply chains via ILO ACCEL Africa (314+ children re-enrolled in school), SCREAM clubs, and ACLAWA scholarships.
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Women Empowerment & GBV
WARDC SAC-VAWG project ending violence against women, NWTF leadership training, financial literacy, and direct support for GBV survivors.
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Social Protection
ILO GALAB project expanding the Ondo State Social Register to include vulnerable cocoa farming households at risk of child and forced labor.
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Occupational Health & Safety
Implementing Work Improvement in Neighborhood Development (WIND) under ACCEL Africa II to eliminate hazardous work in cocoa farming communities.
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Youth & Adult Trade Tools
Empowered 102 youth with vocational trades & tools and 120 adults with business equipment across Ipoba, Aponmu, and Oke Agunla.
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Real Lives.
Through our community interventions, we are building resilient networks where women and children can thrive across Ondo State.
15,000+
Women economically empowered12,000+
Survivors of GBV supported8,000+
Adolescent girls educated100+
Communities transformed
Beneficiary
"Grace received her Vitamin A supplementation at Arakale Health Center. She became more active, healthier, and experienced fewer illnesses. Seeing these benefits firsthand, I now actively encourage other mothers in my community to participate."
— Mrs. Solomon
Mother of Solomon Grace (9 mos), rakale Health Center, Akure South
Beneficiary
"I brought my son Oluwaseun to receive the Vitamin A supplement. He became noticeably more lively, his appetite improved, he falls sick less often, and his eyesight improved clearly. I encourage all mothers to ensure their children receive Vitamin A!"
— Mrs. Adesoye
Mother of Oluwaseun (1 yr 3 mos), Arakale Health Center, Akure SouthYou Can Make a Lasting Difference
Whether through financial support, volunteering your skills, or strategic institutional partnership, every contribution helps restore dignity to vulnerable women and children.
Field Work in Action
Real evidence of outreach across Ondo State communities
Latest News & Updates
ROTDOW Quarterly Report: Community Engagement & Facility Monitoring at Bolorunduro Health Centre
Bolorunduro is a semi-urban community in Ifedore Local Government Area, Ondo State The community is largely made up of farmers (Cocoa,cassava, yam, maize, and trees), petty traders and artisans with pockets of civil servants Government structures in the community are basically a Primary school and a Basic Health centre with 24/7 service. Driving Local Ownership in Healthcare Delivery: During Quarter 3 of 2025, ROTDOW carried out targeted community monitoring and advocacy at the BHC
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Community-Led Approaches to Preventing Postpartum Hemorrhage (PPH):
AMPLI-PPHI Project Impact in Ondo State The AMPLI-PPHI project, implemented in partnership with ROTDOW, demonstrates that community-led approaches can significantly reduce Postpartum Hemorrhage (PPH) and maternal mortality by eliminating critical delays in maternal care.
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Report of Capacity Training for State Technical Facilitators (STFs) & M&E Officers - ROTDOW & Vitamin Angels
Comprehensive report detailing the 2025 capacity-building training for 46 State Technical Facilitators and M&E Officers across all 18 LGAs in Ondo State, held at Fingerprints Hotel, Oba Ile in partnership with Vitamin Angels.
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