Air Filters for 500 Asthmatic Students in Nigeria

Dear donors,

Thank you so much for your support and for caring about students with asthma in Nigerian schools.

Asthma affects about 14% to 18% of people in Nigeria. Many students in public schools struggle because classrooms are full of dust, smoke, and poor air. This makes it hard for them to breathe and can trigger attacks. Inhalers help, but most families cannot afford them regularly. Some children have even collapsed at school from asthma, which can be very scary for them and their families.

This project will provide 500 portable air filters to 500 students in public schools. The filters will help clean the air so children can breathe more easily, rely less on inhalers, and spend more time in class. Cleaner air will also reduce hospital visits and keep students healthier.

At the moment, the money raised so far will not be enough to kickstart the project.

To everyone thinking of donating, thank you. Even a small gift can help a child stay healthy, breathe easier, and feel safer at school.

With thanks,
Ugbede-Ojo Dominic Kadiri
Project Leader

Dear Prospective Donors, and friends

Thank you for considering support for this project. This project aims to provide air filters for 500 asthmatic students who face daily challenges managing their condition in classrooms and at home.

Poor air quality in schools exposes students to dust, smoke, and other triggers that can worsen asthma attacks, disrupt learning, and affect overall health. Many families cannot afford air filtration devices, leaving these children at high risk of repeated respiratory problems.

We have not received donations to start this project yet, but we are hopeful that support will come soon. Providing air filters in classrooms will create safer learning environments, reduce exposure to harmful particles, and help students manage asthma more effectively. Immediate support is necessary to protect their health, enable regular school attendance, and give them a chance to fully participate in their education.

With love,
Ugbede-Ojo Dominic K.
Project Leader