Micro-Loans for Women in Nigeria
Many women in rural Nigeria already know the business they could run: selling food at the market, tailoring, farming or small trade. What they often lack is a small amount of money to get started.
Our micro-loan program offers soft loans, small loans on flexible terms, so women can start or grow a business and become financially independent. When women earn, families eat better, children stay in school and communities grow stronger.
How the Program Works
What a Small Loan Can Start
These are examples of the small businesses a micro-loan can help a woman start or grow.
Buying stock to sell food and goods at the local market.
A sewing machine or materials for a skilled trade.
Seeds, tools and supplies for small-scale farming.
Cooking and selling prepared food in the community.
Women are at the center of family life in the communities we serve. They feed their children, pay school fees and care for elders. Giving a woman the means to earn is one of the most direct ways to lift a whole household out of poverty.
Micro-loans also build confidence and independence. A woman with her own business has a voice in her family and her community.
Help a Woman Start Her Business
Your gift helps fund small loans that give women in Abia State a real chance to earn and support their families.
Micro-Loan Questions
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Micro-Loans That Help Women in Nigeria Build a Business
KMJ Foundation offers micro-loans for women in Nigeria, helping women in Abia State start or grow small businesses such as market trade, tailoring, farming and food sales. Our soft loans give women the start-up money they need to earn an income and become financially independent.
Supporting women’s micro-loans is one of the most effective ways to help families in Nigeria, because when women earn, the whole household benefits.