We are new. We are determined. And we are just getting started.
Abidin Care Foundation was officially registered in Nigeria in 2026. Our founding team — a group of healthcare workers, social workers, and community advocates — spent years witnessing preventable suffering in underserved neighborhoods. We decided to stop watching and start acting. This foundation is our answer.
We have no decades of history to show you yet. What we have is an honest mission, a committed team, and an urgent need that cannot wait. We are building from the ground up — with full transparency, radical accountability, and a deep belief that communities can transform when given the right support.
To improve maternal and child health, promote education, and build resilient communities in Nigeria through compassionate care, sustainable programs, and direct intervention — starting today.
A Nigeria — and eventually an Africa — where every mother gives birth safely, every child is nourished and educated, and no community is left without support.
We are not going to pretend we have all the infrastructure of a 20-year-old NGO. What we have is a registered organization, a founding Nigeria's team that shows up every single day, three active pilot programs in Nigeria's Mathare district, and a growing network of people who believe what we believe.
Foundation officially registered with Nigeria Registrar of NGOs
First prenatal clinic pilot launched in Mathare, Nigeria
Founding donor campaign goes live
Volunteer recruitment opens — first cohort of 10 volunteers forming
Target: 50 mothers supported through our first prenatal program
These principles guide every decision we make — from day one.
We act with deep empathy for the most vulnerable, treating every person we serve with dignity and care.
We are a new organization. Donors, volunteers, and communities deserve to know exactly how every shilling is used.
We do not parachute in. We embed ourselves in communities, listen first, and act in partnership.
We were not formed to plan endlessly. We act quickly, learn from the field, and improve as we grow.
Everything we build is designed to last — no dependency, no short-termism, no vanity metrics.
We are new. We will make mistakes. We are committed to learning fast, listening well, and growing honestly.
Support 50 mothers through free prenatal care at our Mathare pilot clinic by end of 2026.
Recruit and train our first cohort of 10 community health volunteers.
Deliver nutrition support packages to 100 children in partnership with local schools.
Register our first 20 founding donors and build a transparent impact reporting system.
Establish partnerships with 2–3 local government health units for referral pathways.
We are at the very beginning of our journey. Your support right now — as a donor, volunteer, or partner — shapes the foundation we are laying.