Welcome

Where Every Story Creates Magic

Magic begins the moment we feel safe enough to be seen. At Twayne Safe Haven, that’s exactly what we create — through our stories, our support, and the quiet power of simply showing up.

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Serving young people across Nigeria for over 10 years.

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Our Heart
A home for your story
Stories. Support. Sensitivity.
Where every voice matters.
Welcome Deeper

Who Is A Twayne?

A Twayne is not just a member — it’s a mindset.

Whether you’re sharing your truth, supporting others, or simply finding your voice, this is your safe haven.

A community identity built on character, warmth, and courage.

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Safe. Seen. Supported. This is what being a Twayne feels like.
The Twayne Mindset
T.W.A.Y.N.E.

Six qualities that shape how we show up for ourselves and for one another.

T
Talented

Your gift matters here — even if you’re still discovering it.

W
Wonderful

You don’t need to become “more” to deserve care and belonging.

A
Ambitious

We grow with intention — in voice, character, and purpose.

Y
Young

Young in age, spirit, or hope — this space is for becoming.

N
Noble

We choose integrity, kindness, and dignity in how we relate.

E
Enthusiast

We bring warmth, curiosity, and heart into the stories we share.

Our Community Statement

The Heart of What We’re Building

Everything we do is rooted in a simple belief: when young people feel safe, seen, and supported, lives begin to change.

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Our Mission
A safe space where stories become strength.
Mission

Creating a Safe Space for Young People to Grow

Our mission is to create a safe space where young people in Nigeria can share their stories, support one another, and become the best versions of themselves.

Here, we believe in the magic of storytelling because it is in our stories that we find our strength, our courage, and our community.

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Our Vision
A future where young voices are heard and valued.
Vision

Improving Mental and Emotional Well-being Through Inclusion

We’re on a mission to improve the mental and emotional health of young people across Nigeria and beyond. By fostering social inclusion, we break down barriers, reduce discrimination, and fight stigmatization.

Together, we create a space where everyone can find their voice, share their journey, and connect with others who understand and care.

Our Core Values

The Values That Shape How We Show Up

These values guide the way we listen, care, and build community — in our conversations, our support, and the stories we hold together.

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Selflessness

Selflessness

We put others first, offering support, understanding, and compassion to all members.

Warm connection and care between people
Love

Love

We believe in the power of love to heal, connect, and uplift. Every interaction is rooted in kindness.

Empathetic listening and support
Sensitivity

Sensitivity

We approach every situation with empathy, ensuring that all voices are heard and respected.

The Magic We’ve Created

Stories From People Who Found Home Here

These voices are the heart of Twayne Safe Haven — real stories of healing, confidence, growth, and connection shared by members of our community.

Portrait of Goodnews Ifot
Member Story

“TSH isn’t just a community, it’s home. It was there for me during some of my hardest moments, reminding me that I wasn’t alone. Being honored as the ‘Original Guardian of the Year’ was more than an award, it was a reminder that love, support, and healing truly live here.”

Goodnews Ifot
Portrait of Ejiro Edwards
Member Story

“Joining TSH years ago was a turning point in my life. I came in struggling with low self-esteem and depression, but the love and support I found here helped rebuild my confidence. Being a TWAYNE is one of the best decisions I’ve ever made, I’ll always be proud of this community.”

Ejiro Edwards
Portrait of Darlington Nze
Member Story

“TSH has been everything I hoped for in a community and more. Since joining, I’ve met brilliant minds, discovered amazing young talents, and learned to believe in myself again. It’s a place that constantly reminds me that with the right support, I can do anything I set my mind to.”

Darlington Nze
Portrait of Grace Mfon
Member Story

“Life’s challenges can be overwhelming, but finding a space like TSH has made all the difference. It’s a judgment-free home where I’ve shared my heart, built deep friendships, and grown in ways I never imagined. Whether online or offline, this community feels like family, and I’m truly grateful to be part of it.”

Grace Mfon
Portrait of Peaceful Angel
Member Story

“TSH has had a profound impact on my life. Before joining, I knew very little about mental health; now, I speak about it with confidence and clarity. This community has become a second home to me, filled with warmth, learning, and genuine support. Everyone deserves to experience a space like this.”

Peaceful Angel
Portrait of Rosset Godwin
Member Story

“Being a TWAYNE has been a life-changing experience. I’ve met amazing people I can share my personal stories with and receive genuine comfort in return. This community has not only supported my healing but also helped me grow, especially in my writing and learning journey.”

Rosset Godwin
Portrait of Mistura Oyelami
Member Story

“Twayne Safe Haven gave me a safe space to express myself and share my story without fear of judgment. It’s boosted my confidence and helped me become a better version of myself. This community has taught me love, selflessness, and the power of sensitivity. Thank you, TSH.”

Mistura Oyelami
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Member Story

“Twayne Safe Haven is more than a community — it’s a safe, welcoming space that prioritizes mental well-being and authentic expression. I joined simply to engage when I could, but somehow I ended the year as The Rising Star. That recognition, the love, and the beautiful bond we share means the world to me.”

Ukpono Effiong

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