Child Protection Nigeria Project #56075

Feed Hungry & Poor Vulnerable Children in Nigeria

by Care For Healthy Life Initiative

Project Report | Oct 26, 2022
Children at the Orphanages & Rehabilitation Centers Needs More Support

By Darlington Ezeagu | Project Leader

Dear Donor,

We thank you so much for your generous support towards making sure that our project is accomplished here in Nigeria. We really appreciate that and our prayer is that you'll continually be blessed immensely in all you do, with all your heart desires being granted unto you.

We're still very much engaged with this project and hopes to continue delivering on it. This project has only received a donation of $10 since our last report on July 5, which won't be enough for us to support more orphanages and rehabilitation centers.

The year is coming to an end with prices of goods and services on the increase. Food scarcity and increase in the prices of the available food items also looms, as devastating floods keeps ravaging many states in Nigeria.

This flood has killed over 600 people, injuring more than 2,400 and displacing about 1.4 million people from their communities in Nigeria. Anambra State is one of the states in Nigeria currently battling this massive flooding, with over 300 of it's communities presently underwater, with farmlands submerged and crops destroyed, leading to increase in food prices.

We hope that this project continues to receive more donations, in order for us to continue feeding more hungry and poor vulnerable children at the orphanages and rehabilitation centers across Anambra State, as the festive season draws near.

Thanks a lot, remain richly blessed and please continue to stay engaged with us.

Best regards.

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Jul 5, 2022
Feeding Poor, Disabled and Malformed Children

By Darlington Ezeagu | Project Leader

Our team at the Rehabilitation Center

We sincerely appreciate you for your generous donation to support this project. This project wouldn't have been possible without your support, thank you so much and may you be immensely blessed beyond measure.

This project was carried out at the Rehabilitation Center for the Disabled, Old and Tramps (RECDOT) in Ozubulu. Ozubulu is in Ekwusigo Local Government Area of Anambra State and has boundary with Nnewi. RECDOT has a very big building comprising of about 109 rooms and houses many disabled and malformed children and young people.

25kg rice, 2 cartons of noodles, tissues and detergent were bought, as could be seen from the project video through the link attached to this report and as we don't have a project vehicle yet, we hired a vehicle to convey us alongside these items to the rehabilitation center.

On reaching there, we met many disabled and malformed children and young people plus their caregivers. After presenting our gifts to them and signing the attendance register, which bears our name, phone number and all the items we came with, we were given words of encouragement by one of the caregivers, who later took us round the building to meet with the people therein.

We can never thank you enough for your support, you made this project a reality and a success. As this people feeds from your donations, our prayers is that you will never lack and that this donation will be replenished in millionfolds.

As this project continues to receive more donations, we hope to keep coming back to this center and also visiting other rehabilitation centers and orphanages across Anambra State, in order to keep supporting the children and others therein.

May you be richly blessed, thank you so much and please continue to stay engaged with us.

Best regards.

Our team at RECDOT

Our team

Our Project Leader signing attendance register

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