We empower
Practical skills build confidence and agency.

About WHSF
World Humanitarian Support Foundation is a technology-driven humanitarian nonprofit expanding hope, inclusion and opportunity through digital skills, AI awareness, STEM education and responsible innovation.

Our story
WHSF was established in the United States in June 2015 as a registered California nonprofit organization and registered in Nigeria in 2021. Since then, our work has connected humanitarian purpose with practical technology education.
We use digital literacy, e-learning, artificial intelligence, robotics, cybersecurity, mentorship and climate-smart innovation to create clearer pathways into education, enterprise, work and community participation.
Practical skills build confidence and agency.
Technology should be ethical, useful and inclusive.
Women, girls, young people and underserved communities belong at the centre.
Evidence, accountability and learning guide our work.
To empower underserved communities through AI, digital inclusion, STEM education, accessibility, climate-smart innovation and responsible technology.
A world where poverty has been overcome and every person can live with dignity, safety, security and meaningful opportunity.
Our approach
We combine accessible education, hands-on practice, mentorship and partnerships so that learning leads to meaningful change.
Build digital confidence, AI awareness and foundational STEM knowledge.
Turn ideas into practical projects through robotics, coding and problem-solving.
Link learners with mentors, peers, partners and opportunity networks.
Support pathways into education, enterprise, employment and community action.

Accountability in action
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