Join the FLEP Club, Nigeria
About FLEP Club, Nigeria
Our Organization is a Youth and Women Focused Organization with
Headquarters in Imo State. It operates both as a membership club and a
development non-profit and has worked with UN agencies, international
foundations, business community and the government. Formed in 2005 and
registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission Abuja in 2009, we
strive to engage young men and women in global development.
FLEP Club reaches out to young people through building of
membership and carrying out of development projects using experienced
staff and volunteers. Membership to the organization is open to any
youth with unquestionable character. All members are involved in
dialogue on how to accomplish the mission of the organization where
they pool their ideas and help generate resources where possible.
However, implementation of projects is done by a team employed by the
organization’s Board of Trustees with the Project Director as National
Team Leader.
Our Vision: We envisage a Nigeria where ‘all’
young people work together to significantly reduce the number of youth
living in poverty and conflict, involved in drug abuse,
infected/affected by HIV/AIDS or prone to unsafe motherhood through
broad awareness development that meet their human rights goals and
aspirations.
Our Mission: Our mission is to mobilize
communities and other resources that enable young people identify their
inherent abilities, build values, set goals and actualize
accomplishments that lead to HIV/AIDS prevention, drug demand/crime
reduction, safe motherhood , conflict and disaster management and
poverty reduction for overall community development in line with the
Millennium Development Goals for 2015.
What is happening?
FLEP Club is moving into the sustainability stage of her
organizational growth that will make it possible for every Nigerian
youth to be reached with youth and women development information and
services by December 2015. We are therefore building teams around the
areas of disaster management, conflict transformation and peace
building across the country. These units will collaborate with UN
agencies, International organizations and Foundations, Donor Agencies,
NEMA, FRSC, the police, Civil Defense Corp, National Orientation
Agency, State orientation Agencies, Ministries of Youth Development,
Ministries of Health, Ministries of Environment, Ministries of Women
Affairs, Political Leaders and Business Community.
Why join us?
We are looking for energetic youth and youth mentors that can join the club as members or serve as state
and regional team leaders. The state coordinator will oversee the
membership development and overall growth of FLEP Club in his state of
jurisdiction while each regional coordinator will monitor the
administration of activities within a geopolitical zone of Nigeria.
Unemployed graduates and women are especially encouraged to apply.
Although we do not pay salary at this stage except for program-based
financial mobilization, we strive to enhance opportunities for
employment and overall development of our members. ‘Through shared development efforts as one family, every FLEPIST is elevated to a noble of a respected class’.
Qualifications
To become a member of FLEP Club, you must have a minimum of
WASC/SSCE, must not have any criminal record and must have a heart to
help others and to work towards national development. A State
Coordinators must have minimum of OND or NCE or an undergraduate, while
a regional coordinator must have a bachelor’s degree or HND or be a
university /HND undergraduate in the final year.
How to Join Us
If you are interested in becoming a member, coordinating one of the
36 states of Nigeria and Abuja as Team Leader, or coordinating any of
the geopolitical zones of Nigeria, send an e-mail with information
about yourself and educational qualification to flepclub@gmail.com
with ‘member’, ‘State Coordinator’ or ‘Regional Coordinator’ on the
subject line. (e.g. ‘Member-Abuja’ , ‘State Coordinator-Enugu’ or
‘Regional Coordinator-North Central’). Intending State and Regional
Coordinators must have access to the internet and be able to send and
receive email at least twice in a week.
What Happens Next?
Upon receipt of your mail, we will forward a FLEP Club membership
form to you which can be filled electronically and submitted through
email or printed, filled out and forwarded by regular mail to
FLEP Club, Nigeria
P.O. Box 52 Nkwogwu 462001, Aboh-Mbaise, Imo State Nigeria
Every accepted member or coordinator must pass through a one-week
e-training program as well as participate in an induction ceremony that
qualifies him or her as a full ‘NOBLE FLEPIST’.
For Further Information, contact us via;
The Project Director
Friends in Life Education Peer Club (FLEP Club, Nigeria)
Charity House, KM. 23 Owerri-Umuahia Road
P.O. Box 52 Nkwogwu Aboh-Mbaise, Imo State Nigeria
Tel: +234 (0)703 2484555
+234 (0)805 9591801
Email: flepclub@yahoo.com, flepclub@gmail.com
Skype: Udochukwu1971
Website: www.flepclub.cfsites.org
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