Education, Healthcare and Economic Empowerment
Three programs, each aimed at a root cause of hardship. Below is who each one is for, what it can cover, and how the money moves.
Education Support
We provide school supplies, tuition assistance, and scholarship grants to children and youth who cannot afford quality education across Nigeria.
Who it's for
Children and young people whose families cannot meet school costs, and adults who want to learn to read or learn a trade.
What it can cover
- School fees & supplies
- Scholarship grants
- Adult literacy classes
- Vocational training
How the money moves
We pay school fees straight to the school, against its invoice, never as cash in hand.
Healthcare Access
Free medical outreach, subsidised medications, and health awareness programs reach rural and underserved communities where hospitals are distant.
Who it's for
People who cannot afford treatment, medicines or a hospital bill, and communities far from a hospital or clinic.
What it can cover
- Free medical camps
- Subsidised medications
- Maternal & child health
- Mental health awareness
How the money moves
We pay hospital and pharmacy bills straight to the hospital or pharmacy.
Economic Empowerment
Micro-grants, skills training, and cooperative funding help low-income adults and families build sustainable livelihoods and break the poverty cycle.
Who it's for
Low-income adults and families who want to start or grow a small business, or learn a skill that earns a living.
What it can cover
- Micro-grant funding
- Business skills training
- Cooperative support
- Financial literacy
How the money moves
We pay equipment and stock to the supplier where we can. A business grant goes into the person's own bank account, in their own name.
Outreach Days
Some help is best given in person, to many people at once. On an outreach day we go to a community and give out what is needed there, on the day.
Medical checks
Health checks in the community, for people far from a clinic.
School kits
School materials for children starting or staying in school.
Relief packs
Essentials for households going through a hard time.
Want to fund an outreach day, or help on one? See how to get involved.
From Asking to Help Arriving
Applying is free, and we never ask for money to help you. If anyone asks you to pay in our name, don't pay, and call us on +234 901 983 4636.
You ask for help
On this website, by phone, or through someone who refers you. You get a reference number to quote whenever you contact us.
We reply within a week
Someone from our team reads every request and gets back to you.
A field officer visits
They come to understand your situation and, only with your agreement, photograph documents such as a school invoice or hospital bill.
Two people decide
The officer recommends what help to give, and someone else approves it. No one approves their own recommendation.
We pay, through the bank
Usually straight to the school, hospital or supplier. Every payment is a bank transfer with a bank reference.
We follow up
We check that the help arrived and made the difference it was meant to.