VISION

To see a Nigerian nation where the under-privileged orphans are given equal opportunities in terms of s sound education, good health and a good life. Also help in improving the quality of life of HIV/AIDS victims in the rural communities.

MISSION

To be governed by transparent integrity and to effectively and actively seek and create opportunities to muster resources for selfless service delivery to our beneficiary community’s most vulnerable needy orphans and for sustainable environmental development.

OUR SUCCESS STORIES

We now have University graduates like Barrister Victor Ukagwu, Mrs. Amarachi Erugo Nee Iheanacho, Mrs. Ginikanwa Offor Nee Apugo, Ms. Regina Apugo Ms. Esther Egbulonu, Mr. Zeal Amaefule, Ms. Chinenye Apugo, Mr Douglas Nwogu,  Mr.Ndubuisi Iroegbu Chioma Apugo and many others.

WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

Women in Charity’ work with the women’s groups is very practical in nature. We have run several business seminars and have found that women need constant training and encouragement to build up themselves   as the saying goes equip and empower the woman, you empower the society.

OUR ACHIEVEMENTS

 

HELP FOR CAUSE:
We are therefore calling on all Ubakala daughters to join this good cause and also, for our brothers to give us a helping hand to develop the leaders of the next generation.

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Presently Women in Charity have 65 orphans whose age’s ranges from 6 years to26 years. These orphans are sponsored by our different chapters 60% in primary/secondary education, while 40% are in various Universities and Polytechnics in Nigeria.


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