Community ownership is central to the Borno Safe Spaces Learning Programme. During the reporting period, HALI held two community dialogue sessions involving 210 participants.
Who took part
- 150 caregivers
- 40 traditional leaders
- 7 religious leaders
- 4 youth leaders
- 9 women leaders
Turning participation into sustained support
The discussions reinforced the importance of girls’ education, regular participation, protection and caregiver follow-up. They also helped mentors and programme staff respond to barriers such as household responsibilities, illness, seasonal farming and adverse weather.

