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.. All our graduates have real prospects in
the job market and we need all hands on deck to get them employed. Many more are in their 3rd and 4th year in the University, while majority are in Secondary Boarding Schools with Nigeria.
All of the people in the communities into which Women in Charity works are dependent upon agriculture for their livelihoods. If a person does not farm themselves, then their customers do and so if the crops are poor there will not only be limited food in the community but limited wealth to pay those who work in other trades.
‘Women in Charity’ is committed to working with the village communities to develop sustainable, organic agricultural projects to alleviate dependence on expensive chemical fertilizers. We are in the process of purchasing over ten hectares of land for our micro Agricultural farming/agro forestry project.
As part of our work we are always seeking to partner with other organizations that have greater expertise in this area as we recognize that it is neither effective nor efficient to reinvent the wheel. Accordingly we are currently exploring partnership opportunities with those involved in agro forestry and other initiatives that seek to enrich the soil and improve crop yield organically.