A Safe, Inclusive Society Where Everyone Thrives
Promoting mental well-being, protecting vulnerable children, and empowering families and communities through care, protection, and equal opportunity.
Our Mission
Stonewall Child Support Development Foundation is a nonprofit organization committed to promoting mental well-being, protecting, supporting, and empowering infants, vulnerable children, families and communities. We work to ensure that everyone—regardless of background, circumstance, or ability—has access to care, education, protection, and opportunities to thrive.
What We Do
We focus on practical, people-centered solutions that create lasting impact
Child Protection & Advocacy
Safeguarding children's rights and wellbeing through comprehensive protection programs
Family Support Services
Counseling, parental guidance, and social assistance for families in need
Education Support
School enrollment, learning materials, scholarships, and mentorship programs
Health & Nutrition Programs
Access to basic healthcare, nutrition, and wellness education for communities
Community Development
Skills training, awareness campaigns, and empowerment initiatives
Emergency Support
Crisis intervention for at-risk children and families
Meet Our Founder
Driven by passion, commitment, and a vision for a better tomorrow
Mrs. NENFWOTMWA GOYOL MAFWALAL
- •She is an early year educator
- •A counsellor
- •A trauma competent care-giver and a trainer
- •An infant mental Health Therapist
- •A Play Therapist
- •A Child Accelerated Trauma Technique (CATT) Specialist
- •An EMDR Therapist (reprocessing trauma)
My commitment to everyone's welfare and mental wellbeing comes from a deep belief that people deserve safety, connection, and the opportunity to heal and thrive. As an early years educator, counsellor, and trauma-informed therapist, I walk alongside children and families impacted by adversity, using play, attachment-focused, and trauma-reprocessing approaches to support recovery and growth.
Stories of Impact
Every child we support has a story of resilience and hope
The collaboration improved referral pathways and also trauma informed approaches in school and reinforced the state's commitment to upholding human rights and addressing GBV effectively.
—Bauchi State Coordinator: Human Rights Commission
Beyond food, the team spent time listening to my community members, offering psychosocial encouragement and reminding them that they were not forgotten.
— Zikke Village Head of Bassa LGA, Plateau state.
They trained and equipped my school teachers with practical tools to better manage classrooms and respond to students experiencing trauma.
— Proprietress Garlyn Foundation Academy
Make a Difference Today
Children are the foundation of tomorrow. When we invest in their safety, education, and wellbeing today, we build stronger families and resilient communities.