Our orphan care service is a holistic initiative that provides care, food, housing, funding for education, access to medical care, for orphans and children made vulnerable by HIV/AIDS in Nigeria. Through our Food Bank, we support orphanages and clinics that care for orphans and vulnerable children. We provide food supplies to organizations and families caring for the children.
We partner with local hospitals and clinics to provide medical assistance to the poor, orphans and displaced families. They provide general health care, dental assistance, orthopedic care, maternal care, pediatric assitance, pre/post natal care and drug treatment services. These services are provided at no cost to the recipients. Please contact us if you are in need of a referral for medical care in Nigeria.
We provide aid to displaced persons by providing food supplies, hygiene kits, clothing. We have experienced counsellors able to provide their services to affected persons having difficulty coping with loss. Our network of organizations, businesses and churches puts us in a unique position to know when an opening is available. We can assist those looking for employment with referrals to give them a good head start.
The Connect To Walk and Play Program is a health initiative to reduce childhood obesity in Newark NJ. The Program began with a grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and targets African American and Hispanic/Latino families with children between the ages of five and eleven years old. The Program achieves its goal by forming family activity groups to engage in walking and recreational activities, and to attend nutrition training. These activities will increase participants’ physical fitness, and enable changes in nutritional habits, attitudes and behaviors. Our program partners include the Newark Public schools, City of Newark Department of Neighborhood and Recreation Services, Rutgers Cooperative Extension, Seton Center for Community Health.
Our After-School programs teach middle and high school students web design and computer programming. The goal is to keep the youth occupied after school hours to minimise chances of gang involvement and other illegal activites.
