House of Mercy Children’s Home Lagos, Nigeria (HOM) levels the playing field for needy and vulnerable children. Through our charitable programmes, we strive to meet their unmet needs for nutrition, health, education, protection and safety and provide them with hope for a better future.

2024年1月17日 · Top 10 Orphanage Homes In Nigeria. We’ll explore 20 of the best orphanage homes in Nigeria, shedding light on their missions, services, and ways you can contribute to their noble causes. Check below: Gideon Orphanage Home

At our orphanage home in Nigeria, we believe that every child deserves a chance to thrive and reach their full potential. While we may not be able to change the past, we are committed to providing the resources and support necessary to help these children build a brighter future.

Association of Orphanages and Homes Operators in Nigeria is born out of the passion, zeal and commitment of founders and executives of Government register Orphanages and Homes to raise the standard of care and protection of all vulnerable children in Nigeria.

Little Saints Orphanage is a divine haven for Orphans, Abused and Abandoned children, It was the first non-governmental indigenous orphanage approved by the Lagos state government in Nigeria. Since inception on the 4th of June 1994, hundreds of children have benefited from the 3-tier programme of the orphanage.

At COCHIN, we are committed to empowering vulnerable children across Nigeria through a variety of impactful programs. Each program is designed to provide essential support, nurture personal growth, and ensure every child has the opportunity to thrive.

2024年10月25日 · A Non-Governmental Organisation focused on supporting children without parental care and families at risk, SOS Children’s Villages, has decried the over 17.5 million orphans living in Nigeria...

HOPE EMMANUEL ORPHANAGE provides children with an environment where they are able to thrive and secure a future. Through the different programs we provide, we aim to help each child that comes to us and more.

We are not just an NGO; we are a movement dedicated to empowering women, orphans and the disabled, transforming their lives and building a future filled with promise and potential. Through support from partners we help ensure that every child’s journey is met with compassion, care, and the promise of a brighter tomorrow.

Nigeria defines an orphan as a child (0-17 years) who has lost one or both parents. A child is vulnerable if, because of the circumstances of birth or immediate environment, is prone to abuse or deprivation of basic needs, care and protection and thus disadvantaged relative to his or her peers (FMWA&SD 2008). A vulnerable child is one (that):