Taiye Olayemi Networks for Human Rights, Social Justice, Development, and Empowerment (TONHR), a nonprofit organization founded in 2024 and registered with the Nigerian Corporate Affairs Commission, continues to advance its mission of empowering survivors of abuse and advocating for social justice. Through its programs, TONHR provides counseling, legal aid, and rehabilitation support for survivors while advocating for policy reforms that promote justice, equality, and access to resources.
Additionally, TONHR enhances the capacity of individuals and communities to address human rights abuses and collaborates with NGOs, government agencies, and international organizations to strengthen efforts in the field of human rights.
To empower survivors of abuse through counselling, legal aid, and rehabilitation programs; advocate for policy reform that ensures justice, equality, and resources for survivors; enhance the capacity of individuals and communities to address human rights abuses; and foster collaboration with other NGOs, governmental organizations, and international bodies working in the field of human rights.
A world where survivors of abuse, especially those affected by gender-based violence and displacement, are empowered, supported, enjoy equal rights, and social justice and are free from human rights abuses.
Human Rights ◾ Social Justice ◾ Disability Advocacy ◾ Healthcare Accessibility ◾ Policy Reform
Supporting and enabling survivors to regain control over their lives.
Committing to fair treatment and legal redress for all survivors.
Ensuring equal rights and opportunities for all, regardless of gender or background.
Providing care and support with empathy and understanding.
upholding honesty, transparency, and accountability in all actions.
working with partners to amplify our impact and reach.
Building strength and capacity within individuals and communities to overcome challenges.
Valuing the dignity and worth of every individual, respecting diverse perspectives and cultures.
We believe that dismantling systemic injustice and healing requires a holistic, ecosystemic model
