Milad DigiVille Digital Solutions has opened applications for the 2026 DigitalforHer Impact Award, offering ₦2 million worth of digital support to women and girls-focused initiatives ready to scale their impact.
Across many communities, women-led organisations are doing powerful work, feeding families, supporting survivors, educating young girls, and advocating for vulnerable groups. However, many of these initiatives lack the digital presence needed to amplify their reach and sustain growth. This award is designed to bridge that gap.
The DigitalforHer Impact Award is not a basic grant or template-based support. It is a full digital transformation package delivered at zero cost by a professional team. The goal is simple: equip one deserving initiative with the digital tools required to grow, communicate effectively, and expand its mission.
Benefits
Selected organisations will receive:
- A professional, fully functional website
- Custom email setup for official communication
- Brand identity and design system
- Communication and visual assets
- Workflow automation to improve efficiency
This package is valued at ₦2 million and is tailored specifically to the needs of the winning initiative.
Who Should Apply
To be eligible, your organisation or initiative must:
- Be a non-profit, NGO, CBO, or social enterprise
- Focus on or primarily serve women and/or girls
- Have operated for at least 12 months
- Show clear evidence of impact through data, reports, or stories
- Have a plan to sustain or scale impact over the next 12–24 months
- Lack a strong digital presence or professional brand identity
The selection process is impact-driven, prioritising organisations already making measurable change and showing readiness for growth.
How To Apply
Interested applicants should follow these steps:
- Fill out the application form
- Provide links to supporting documents such as impact reports and photos
- Submit the application before 11:59 PM WAT on April 17, 2026
To apply, interested applicants should visit the application LINK.
This initiative is more than support, it is an opportunity to give women-led impact projects the visibility and digital strength they deserve to thrive.
