Federal Republic of Nigeria • National Social Investment Programme Agency (NSIPA)
support@gvg.gov.ng
Renewed Hope Social Intervention

Pioneering Dignity and Social Protection Nationwide

Empowering Nigeria's most vulnerable citizens across all 774 Local Government Areas through non-refundable dignity grants, inclusive empowerment, and community welfare.

Inclusion & Assistive Support

Specialized Assistive Technology and Mobility Support

Restoring independence and dignity for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) through customized motorized wheelchairs, hearing aids, braille slates, and mobility aids.

Grassroots Resilience & Safety Nets

Rebuilding Resilience in Vulnerable Communities

Providing sustainable social safety nets for indigent senior citizens, destitute widows, and disaster-affected households through verified community social registries.

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8,000,000+Target BeneficiariesMost vulnerable Nigerians prioritized nationwide
774 LGAsNationwide CoverageEquitable distribution across all states and FCT
100%Non-Refundable GrantsDirect social equity transfers requiring zero repayment
0 LimitsNo Age RestrictionsInclusive criteria protecting from infants to centenarians
Grant for Vulnerable Groups - Community Outreach
Field OutreachAll 774 LGAs

Empowerment at the Grassroots

Delivering direct dignity grants and social protection across Nigeria

8M+
Citizens Target
774
LGAs Nationwide
100%
Equitable Access
Programme Mandate

A flagship social intervention designed to empower and protect Nigeria’s most vulnerable populations.

The Grant for Vulnerable Groups (GVG) is a critical social intervention under the National Social Investment Programme Agency (NSIPA). It is structured to support Nigeria’s most vulnerable populations through targeted cash grants, assistive technology, capacity building, and disaster recovery support.

Guided by the Renewed Hope Agenda, GVG prioritizes transparent, biometrically validated delivery mechanisms that guarantee financial inclusion directly at the grassroots without intermediaries or application fees.

Priority Target Beneficiaries:

Persons with Disabilities (PWDs)Indigent Senior Citizens (65+)Destitute Widows & CaregiversInternally Displaced FamiliesLow-Income Wage EarnersUnemployed Rural YouthsFamilies of Fallen Service Personnel
Structured Framework

Key Policies & Intervention Pillars

Structured national frameworks designed to restore independence, alleviate extreme indigence, and provide reliable social protection.

Pillar 01Direct Transfer

Direct Dignity Cash Grants

Direct Cash Grants

A non-refundable financial lifeline disbursed directly into biometrically validated beneficiary bank accounts to guarantee immediate economic relief.

Pillar 02Assistive Aids

Assistive Devices & Mobility

Assistive Technology

Free provision of motorized mobility tricycles, braille teaching equipment, hearing aids, and orthopedic prosthetics for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs).

Pillar 03Rapid Response

Disaster Contingency Fund

Emergency Social Protection

Rapid deployment protocols granting survival assistance and safety nets to households impacted by flooding, armed banditry, and internal displacement.

Target Demographics

Who We Support

Find out how the grant provides direct financial relief, essential supplies, and assistive tools to individuals and families across Nigeria.

Target Demographic Categories
Beneficiaries identified via verified community social registers & grassroots assessments
Dignity Cash Grant & Assistive Devices

People with Disabilities

Empowering independent living through specialized mobility aids, assistive devices, and direct relief.

Dedicated support for citizens living with physical, sensory, or developmental challenges. The programme provides direct financial assistance alongside customized assistive equipment to unlock personal independence and livelihood opportunities.

Eligibility Criteria

Individuals with verified mobility, hearing, visual, or developmental impairments.

Intervention & Equipment Support

Personal wheelchairs, braille slates, hearing aids, mobility tricycles, crutches, and direct dignity cash support.

Institutional Enrollment Policy: Beneficiary identification is strictly conducted at the grassroots level through the National Social Register (NSR) and verified local government social development assessments. GVG maintains no online registration portal or processing fees.
Institutional Integrity

Zero Application Fee • Community-Based Social Registries

To protect vulnerable citizens from fraudulent agents and extortion, GVG enrollments are conducted exclusively through official social development officers, LGA desks, and the National Social Register. No fee is ever charged.

No Online Fee or Form Purchase
Biometric Face & Fingerprint Validation
Direct Bank Account Disbursements
Support in all 774 Local Governments
Field Bulletins

Latest Field Updates

Stay informed on disbursement schedules and distribution of assistive devices nationwide.

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Biometric verification
Field Operations

Federal Government Commences Biometric Verification for 250,000 Beneficiaries

Field officers and community validators deploy across northern local government councils.

Partnership Accord
Assistive Technology

Joint Distribution with PWD Associations for Customized Wheelchairs & Aids

Collaborating with disability stakeholder groups to guarantee precision fit for specialized tricycles.

Widow Grants
Direct Disbursement

Over 80,000 Indigent Widows Receive Non-Refundable Dignity Grants

Disbursements credit directly to verified account numbers with no intermediary deductions.

Hajiya Aishat Alubankudi
National Programme Leadership

Hajiya Aishat Alubankudi

National Programme Manager, Grant for Vulnerable Groups (GVG) • NSIPA

“Our sacred mandate under the Renewed Hope Agenda is to ensure that no Nigerian is forgotten or left behind due to physical limitations, displacement, or old age. The GVG programme brings governance, compassion, and financial empowerment right to the doorsteps of our most cherished and vulnerable citizens across all 774 local governments.”

Institutional Stakeholders & Strategic Partners

Bank of Industry
National Bureau of Statistics
Budget Office
World Bank
UNICEF
Save the Children
World Food Programme