What We Do

Stepping Stones Nigeria (SSN) depends on the passion and enthusiasm of its supporters in Australia to make a real difference. Each of the supporter groups is actively involved in fundraising and promoting the charities work throughout Australia. Here are a few of the activities that the groups are undertaking:

Fundraising

Walkathons, coffee mornings and performance events are just a few of the many fundraisers that the groups are doing over the next year to raise vital funds to support SSN’s new and existing programmes. To find out more click here.

Campaigning

In order to raise awareness about the plight of the so-called ‘witch’ children in Nigeria, the supporter groups along with other passionate individuals are actively involved in campaigning for the rights of the child. This includes; writing letters to influential individuals and organisations, holding social evenings to spread the word of the problem, and signing and encouraging others to join petitions to put the end to the abuse of innocent children. If you would like to get involved in campaigning, please click here.

If you are interested in joining one of the groups please click here.

Mobile Phone Recycling

Do you have any old mobiles sitting around at home or in the office, even ones that don't work? Want to help Stepping Stones Nigeria by recycling them? Great! It's really, really simple. Just click here to find out more.

Students and Academics

Are you a student or academic with a particular interest in child rights? Would you like to focus your thesis, dissertation or journal articles on child rights issues in Nigeria? If so we would love to hear from you. To obtain an academic pack containing a list of research questions and further information, please email Lynda Battarbee: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

IMPORTANT: This is not the official website of Stepping Stones Nigeria. To find out more about the charity, please visit their official website www.steppingstonesnigeria.org