Recognised by SDSN Nigeria · UN 2030 Agenda

Raising a generation of reformers, free from addiction.

We help young people overcome pornography addiction, drug misuse and digital dependency — then equip them with mentorship, mental-health education and real digital skills.

1123+
Young people reached
114+
School & community outreaches
65+
Volunteers & mentors
Students holding campaign placards at a Reformer's Foundation school outreach

Say No to Porn & Masturbation Campaign

Liberating secondary school students from addictions, one school at a time.

Programs & services

Four pathways from recovery to real opportunity.

Who we serve: Adolescents (13–19), young adults (20–30), students and youth in faith communities across Nigeria (Port Harcourt, Rivers State) and the United Kingdom.

Impact

Locally rooted, globally recognised.

National & global recognition

Reformer's Foundation team presenting the campaign banner at a secondary school
Reformer's Foundation team and volunteers at a school visit

Leadership

Sam’son Saturday — Founder & Program Lead

A public-health professional, addiction-recovery advocate and youth mentor. His work focuses on behavioural health, mental-health education and youth empowerment. He founded Reformer’s Foundation to help young people overcome addiction, rediscover identity and develop skills that let them thrive. Recognised by SDSN Nigeria and featured among the Top 150 Youth Innovators in Nigeria.

Board

  • Board Chair
  • Secretary

Management team

  • Program Coordinator
  • Communications & Media Lead
  • Volunteer Coordinator
  • Finance & Administration Lead

Reformers Foundation Library

Free resources for young people, parents and educators.

Volunteer

Volunteers are the heartbeat of this movement.

See requirements, roles & full forms
Volunteer holding a Break Free campaign placardVolunteer holding a Rise Above the Addiction placard

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