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Arm 02 · Impact Programs

Strong institutions don't end at boardrooms.

Legum Impact Programs extend the same implementation discipline into communities, strengthening local institutions, expanding access to justice and developing young leaders. We build lasting capability and local ownership, not temporary intervention.

The programmes

Three programmes, one implementation model.

P-01

Legum Healing Justice

Trauma-informed community development, integrating psychosocial support, peacebuilding, legal empowerment, women's empowerment, youth engagement and economic resilience into one community-led model delivered through trusted local partners.

P-02

Legum Youth Network

Amplifying youth voices in justice and governance for 15 to 30 year olds across Nigeria and the Sahel, through policy participation, civic engagement, digital activism, capacity building, digital rights advocacy and legal literacy workshops.

P-03

Access to Justice Program

Removing the legal, institutional and social barriers that prevent people from exercising their rights. Delivered through Legum Help Centers, which provide free legal information and assistance, and the LEGUM mobile application.

Strategic partnership

Sisters of Esther.

Legum Healing Justice has entered into a strategic partnership with Sisters of Esther.

Sisters of Esther delivers

Reach, care, restoration.

Faith-based rescue, restoration, discipleship and reintegration, delivered through community and church networks with pastoral accompaniment at every stage. SOE holds the relationship with the beneficiary.

Legum Healing Justice strengthens

Systems, evidence, protection.

Safeguarding architecture, legal referral pathways, research and evidence, partnership infrastructure and policy advocacy. LHJ holds the standard that the work is delivered against.

Flagship pilot

Gyel Community, Jos South.

Our Healing Justice pilot in Plateau State covers mental-health and psychosocial support, legal aid and rights awareness, women's empowerment, youth development, pastoral care, agricultural livelihood initiatives and community-led governance structures. It includes a fonio-focused livelihood model and a decision-support system for transparent resource allocation.

Flagship partner Naza Agape Foundation

Community members and legal practitioners meeting in a Nigerian community setting

Impact model

Individuals, communities, institutions, systems.

Aligned to UN SDGs 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 16 and 17. A measurement, evaluation and learning framework is applied from inception.

120

Paralegals trained and ID-carded

12

Justice Coalition partners onboarded

06

Law clinics activated across Nigeria

09

Programmes delivered with named partners

Track record

Programmes delivered, with partners named.

Programmes delivered between October 2023 and August 2025, each with its implementing partner on the record.

No.ProgrammePartnerDate
01Legum Undergraduate Research InternshipLegum LimitedOct 2023
02Digital Economy & CybersecurityTechminded Lawyers ClubOct 2023
03Get Your Dream Tech JobThe HR Hub · IPTLCNov 2023
04Internet Harms HighwayTech Savvy Law ClubJan 2024
05Justice Tech HighwayIPTLC, Univ. of IbadanJan 2024
06Resume Reviews for WomenThe HR Hub NigeriaMar 2024
07TrailBlazer Data Protection BootcampTMLC · Tech Hive · NDPCApr 2024
08Nigerian Creative ConferenceIPTLC · WIPOApr 2024
09TrailBlazers Data Protection Bootcamp 2.0Faven LP · TMLCAug 2025
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Whether you represent a community, a foundation or a coalition partner, we would welcome the conversation.