Two paths, one goal: dignity through opportunity.
Everything we do falls under two core focus areas — education support and economic empowerment — each designed to move a family from crisis to self-sufficiency.
Education Support
We offer scholarships and school grants to children in extreme need — covering tuition, books, uniforms and examination fees — alongside tutoring, mentoring and sponsorship that carry students all the way through.
- •Secondary school scholarships and WAEC/NECO exam support.
- •Tertiary education tuition grants and bursaries.
- •Vocational training in trades such as tailoring and electrical installation.
- •Ongoing tutoring and mentoring beyond financial support.
Who can apply?
Children and young people from indigent families, orphans, and dependents of widows in Lagos and Akwa Ibom, currently enrolled in or seeking admission to a school, technical college or tertiary institution.
Full eligibility details and required documents are listed on the application form.
Built for sustainability
Every empowerment scheme includes hands-on training in the use of tools, appliances and equipment provided — so support translates into a lasting livelihood, not a one-time gift.
Economic Empowerment
We run community livelihood projects — including agricultural and poultry empowerment schemes — that equip widows, the unemployed and the indigent with tools, training and a sustainable source of income.
- •Agricultural empowerment schemes for smallholder livelihoods.
- •Poultry empowerment projects providing stock, feed and training.
- •Provision of aids, tools and equipment to financially challenged persons.
- •Vocational training and apprenticeship placement.
Ongoing & previous empowerment support
A snapshot of programmes we've run and are currently running in communities across Lagos and Akwa Ibom.
Poultry Empowerment Scheme — Akwa Ibom
Providing widows and unemployed community members with starter poultry stock, feed and hands-on training to build sustainable household income.
Scholarship & Tutoring Programme — Lagos & Abak
Covering tuition, books and examination fees for indigent students, with continuous tutoring in core subjects and mentoring support.
Vocational Training — Tailoring & Fashion Design
Trained a cohort of young women in tailoring and fashion design; several graduates now run their own small businesses.
Agricultural Empowerment Pilot — Abak
Distributed farming tools and inputs to widows and indigent farmers, alongside basic agronomy training.
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