Starting focused. Growing with purpose. Here is what we are building.
Rather than spreading thinly across many communities from day one, we are focusing our initial efforts on Mathare, Nigeria — one of the most underserved neighborhoods in the city — with three pilot programs. As we prove our model and grow our funding, we will expand.
Programs marked Active Pilot are running now. Programs marked Planned 2026 are in design and fundraising stage.
Safe births. Healthy mothers.
We have opened a free prenatal clinic in Mathare, Nigeria, staffed by volunteer healthcare workers. We provide ante-natal check-ups, safe delivery guidance, nutritional support, and postnatal follow-up visits. Our target for the first three months is 50 mothers. With more funding, we aim to reach 200 by end of 2026.
Protecting the most vulnerable.
Working with community social workers, we are identifying and supporting orphaned and at-risk children in Mathare. We provide nutrition packs, health check referrals, and connect families to social services. Our immediate goal is to register and support 100 children by December 2026.
Building the network.
We are training our first cohort of 10 community health volunteers — local residents who carry health education, referrals, and basic care into their own neighborhoods. This peer-led model is the backbone of sustainable long-term impact.
Fighting hunger from day one.
We are designing a school-based nutrition program targeting 200 children under 5 in Mathare. Monthly distribution of nutritional supplements, family diet education, and monitoring for malnutrition. We need funding partners to launch this in Q4 2026.
Keeping children in school.
We are building a school fee sponsorship model targeting children at risk of dropping out in Mathare. Includes school fees, uniforms, and stationery. Designed to launch with 20–30 sponsored children in early 2027, depending on donations.
Always ready.
We are establishing a small emergency fund and rapid response kit for families hit by floods, fires, or acute food crises in our target communities. Currently in planning — we aim to have a basic response capacity by end of 2026.
Every program we have planned is waiting on funding. Help us move from "planned" to "active".
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