NIGERIAN ORPHANAGES HOMES
ABUJA FCT
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ABUJA CHILDREN'S HOME KARU FCT ABUJA
BEMA ORPHANAGE ABUJA
CITY OF REFUGE HOME, ABUJA
FATHERLESS & MOTHERLESS ORPHANAGE
POOREST OF THE POOR HOME {ANAWIM} DAGIRU
UNITY OPRPHANAGE (JABI ORPHANAGE HOME
Rachael Homes
Mother Teresa orphanage
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Methodist Motherless Babies Home Uzuakoli.
CHIM\'S MOTHERLESS AND DESTITUTE CENTRE
NGWA ROAD MOTHERLESS BABIES HOME
Daugthers of Mercy Orphanage Ahiaeke Umuahia
Susanna homes
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ADAMAWA STATE
MINISTRY OF WOMEN AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT DAYCARE & ORPHANAGE CENTRE, YOLA
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AKWA IBOM STATE
AKWA IBOM MOTHERLESS BABIES HOME
,MFON ABASI ORPHANAGE, IKOT OKU MFANGM
OTHERLESS BABIES HOME, MPOK ONNA
SALVATION ARMY CHILDREN
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ANAMBRA STATE
Umunna Motherless Babies Home, Onitsha, Nigeria. . NIGERIAN RED CROSS M.B.H., ONITSHA
ONITSHA SOUTH LOCAL GOVERMENT MOTHERLESS BABIES HOME
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BAUCHI STATE
M.W.A.S.D. - M.B.H. & DAYCARE CENTRE -BAUCHI
MINISTRY OF WOMEN AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT MOTHERLESS BABIES HOME. & DAYCARE CENTRE
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BAYELSA STATE
Opolo Orphanage homes, new commissioners’ quarters Opolo
BAYELSA CHILDREN\'S HOME, OVUM
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BENUE STATE
Gidan Bege Orphanage
CHILDREN OF MARY ORPHANAGE & MOTHERLESS HOME
MAMA ABAYOL CHILDREN ORPHANAGE HOME MAKURDI
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BORNO STATE
MINISTRY OF WOMEN & SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT CHILDREN HOME
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CROSS RIVER STATE
DIVINE PROVIDENCE HOME
MARY IMMACULATE ORPHANAGE
MOTHERLESS BABIES HOME, EKPONSA ABASI, UWANSE
ST JOSEPHS ORPHANGE HOME OGOJA
VIRTUOUS WOMEN ORPHANAGE UGEP
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DELTA STATE
Shalom Foundation Orphanage Ibusa,
OUR SAVIOUR\'S ORPHANAGE HOME
PRO LABOREI DEI, ASABA
ST. ANNES ORPHANAGE, EFFURUN
UGOLEH ORPHANAGE OLEH
Eagle orphanage home, warriEku, Shepherd Care Orphanage
GBI Orphanage Home ,Ebedei Ukwuani
GBI Orphanage Home ,Ebedei Ukwuani
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EBONYI STATE
NIGERIAN RED CROSS MOTHERLESS BABIES HOME, ABAKALIKI
IZZI MOTHERLESS BABIES HOME, OSWANKA
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EDO STATE
CHRIST FAMILY ORPHANAGE
EDO ORPHANAGE HOME
GOOD SAMARITAN HOME
LADY ABENI ORPHANAGE HOME BENIN CITY
Compassion Orphanage
Cornerstone of Hope orphanage
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EKITI STATE
MINISTRY OF WOMEN AFFAIRS AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT HOME
Delightstome Oaks Orphanage
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ENUGU STATE
GUARDIAN ANGEL MOTHERLESS BABIES HOME
HOLY CHILD MOTHERLESS BABIES HOME OGUI
NIGERIAN RED CROSS MOTHERLESS BABIES HOME
Daughters of Mercy Orphanage Emene,
Daughters of Divine Love Charity Home, Emene
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GOMBE STATE
FAMILY SUPPORT PROGRAMME CHILDRENS HOME
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IMO STATE
1. Ancilla Motherless Babies Home Emekuku.
2. Don Granuella Centre.
3. Our lady of Providence Centre.
4. Ekenedilichukwu Orphanage.
5. Comfort Orphanage Home.
6. Regina Caeli Motherless Babies Home.
7. Widows Orphans & Destitute Care Centre mercy home .
8. Royal Motherless Babies Home Akabo .
9. Compassionate Motherless Babies home Umueme Obike
Ngor.
10. Ideato North Motherless Babies home Urualla.
11. Serve the child motherless Babies home .
12. Divine Mercy Orphanage home.
13. Redemption Orohanage home .
14. Hope House Orphanage home .
15. Good Favour Orphanage/MBH.
16. Poor Handmaids of Jesus Oguta.
17. Holy Family Sisters of the needy.
18. Chigbo Orphanage and Motherless Babies home.
19. Nwadinobi Motherless babies home , Achingali,obowo
20. Peace Motherless Babies home .
21. Unity Orphanage Home Umuoha .
22. Redcross Motherless Babies home.
23. Sisters of the Needy Ukwu-Uratta .
24. Okwelle Motherless Babies home.
25. Daughters of the Charity of the most precious Blood- DCPB hope
house.
26. Christian Orphanage home Enyiogugu .
27. Divine Hope Orphanage home.
28. Favoured Orphanage and Vulnerable Children's home.
29. Honourbeth Foundation.
30. Lored Kids Divine Mercy Orphanage home, Ideato South.
31. Mother and Child caring Organisation Obube Owerri North LGA.
32. Solace for Orphanage Orlu.
33. The Rural Orphans, Vulnerable Children & Widows Care Partners
Intl. Umueme Obiangwu.
34. Child Trust Action 82 Wethedral Road Owerri .
35. New Life Intl. Child Care Centre Ikechukwu Estate Nkwor Orji-
&nb sp; Uratta.
36. Ahamefuna Motherless Babies home Umuaka.
37. Eziama Motherless Babies home.
38. Reiki Orphanage home Avu.
39. Our Lady of Province Centre for Mentally Disabled.
40. Jehova Jireh Orphanage home Orlu.
41. Royal Welfare Babies home Akabor
42 Ngugo motherless home,Ikeduru
43“Blessed Thomas Maria Fusco Hope House Orphanage” Iho, Ikeduru
44 Daughters of Mary Mother of Mercy Motherless Babies Home,
Okwelle,
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JIGAWA STATE
Inna Care Initiative, Jigawa State;
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KADUNA STATE
ADONAI ORPHANAGE & MOTHERLESS HOME
CITY OF REFUGE ORPHANAGE HOME, SABO-TASHA
JEMAIYAR MATAN AREWA ORHANAGE HOME
MERCY HOME ORPHANAGE ROMI JUNCTION
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KANO STATE
NASSARAWA CHILDREN\'S HOME
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KATSINA STATE
MOTHERLESS BABIES HOME, KATSINA
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KEBBI STATE
F.S.P. ORPHANAGE, BIRNIN KEBBI
WIDOWS REHABILITATION & ORPHANAGE MISSION, ZURU
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KOGI STATE
EKUNDAYO CHILDREN HOME MAKUTU ISANLU, YAGBA EAST
GOD\'S WILL ORPHANAGE
GREATER GRACE ORPHANAGE HOME
MINISTRY OF MERCY
Godswill Ophanage
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KWARA STATE
KWARA STATE CHILDREN RECEPTION CENTRE
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LAGOS STATE
ARROWS OF GOD ORPHANAGE, LAGOS
STATEHEPHZIBAH HOMES
LEKKI CHILDRENS HOME
LITTLE SAINTS ORPHANAGE
LOVE HOME ORPHANAGE
NIGERIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY (ORPHANAGE & ABANDONED CHILDREN HOME
PRECIOUS PEARLS ORPHANAGES
S.O.S. CHILDREN\' VILLAGE, ISOLO
THE HERITAGE HOMES ORPHANAGE
St Theresa Motherless Babies Home Iju
Hearts of Gold Children's Hospital Surulere
Compassionate Orphanage, Greenland Estate Idowu - Egba, Isheri - Idimu,
Sought After Children Orphanage.
Saint Stephen Charity Foundation, Agege
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NASSARAWA STATE
MAIMUNA J. KATAI MEMORIAL HOME
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NIGER STATE
M.W.A.S.D. ORPHANAGE & OLD PEOPLES HOME
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ANTONIETA FARANI CHILDRENS HOME
ERUBODO HOME FOR SPECIAL CHILDREN
IJAMIDO MOTHERLESS BABIES HOME
OGUN STATE CHILDREN HOME
S.O.S CHILDRENS VILLAGE OWU
Ijamido Motherless Children/Youth Home Sango Otta
Light of Hope Orphanage , Akute.
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ONDO STATE
ONDO CHILDREN\' HOME
Grace Orphanage Home in Akure.
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OSUN STATE
OUR LADY OF FATIMA MOTHERLESS BABIES HOME
WESLEY GUILD MOTHERLESS BABIES HOME
Abiye orphanages, Osogbo
Enuogbaope orphanages,Osogbo
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OYO STATE
CHILDREN OF PROMISE MINISTRIES
FOMWAN ORPHANAGE BASHORUN
IBADAN HOME FOR MOTHERLESS BABIES
LESEKESE ORPHANAGE
Winnie's Castle of Love Orphanage Home
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PLATEAU STATE
GIDAN BEGE (HOME OF HOPE) - JOS
OUR LADY OF APOSTLES CLINIC AND ORPHANAGE HOME, JOS
PLATEAU STATE FSP CHILDREN HOME - BIDDA BIDI
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RIVERS STATE
Lifetime Caring Orphanage
RIVERS CHILDREN HOME (M.W.A.S.D.) BOROKIRI
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SOKOTO STATE
MINISTRY OF SOCIAL WELFARE SPORTS & CULTURE
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TARABA STATE
UMCN ORPHANAGE HOME
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YOBE STATE
MININSTRY OF WOMEN AFFAIRS HOME
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ZAMFARA STATE
MININSTRY OF WOMEN AFFAIRS ORPHANAGE HOME
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HELP THE NEEDY
we have just received a distress call to help and raise fund for the Reconstruction and rehabilitation of Christian Orphanage, ‘Bethany Home.
TARGET FUND -------$100,000.00
FUNDED ---------------NIL
A Christian Orphanage, ‘Bethany Home’ was set ablaze in Minna, Niger State capital, in fresh attacks on Christians in the state, throwing out orphans and less privileged children and destroying properties worth millions of naira. The unknown arsonists attacked the facility; set mattresses spread outside the home on fire, and finally set the home ablaze.
orphans chased away
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Due to deluge of requests for mobile phone numbers of orphanage homes across the country,
we want to tour the 36 states for this project.
The listing format will now look like this, eg.
1] Aisha Mama orphanage Home, Plateau state 08036465164,08036989607
2] Little saints orphanage ,Lagos 08023044841
3] ST. Ann's orphanage, effurun Delta state 08023613507,08032508433
4] City of Refuge orphanage , Abuja 08054184414
5]Kogi orphanage Home International, Lokoja 08035921214,08053169015
Winnie's Castle of Love Orphanage Home (+234) 08139 651 608
TARGET FUND -------$5000.00
Individual contributions accepted.
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IGBOLAND ORPHANAGES
The Igboland orphanages website will spring up the moment we get sponsors.
.It will comprise of orphanage homes in Abia,Anambra,Enugu,Ebonyi ,Imo and Ibo speaking areas of Delta,Akwa Ibom, Rivers states.
It will feature details information on date of establishment,founders,number of inmates and contact information [website,email,mobile no. etc]
Individual contributions accepted.
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STATE ORPHANAGES WEBSITE PROPOSAL
In keeping with our awareness campaign , we have decided to design website for states orphanage homes.
[www.abujaorphanages.org,www.a
www.bauchiorphanages.org,www.b
orphanages.org,www.gombeorphan
Here individuals and group who will like to float their state orphanage website can contact us.
TARGET FUND FOR EACH STATE-------$1000.00
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ORPHANAGES HOMES 'NEED ASSESSMENT PROJECT' [NAP]
Nigerians can now commission/sponsor the media publication of any orphanage homes 'need assessment project of his choice .
pls. see our commissioned work with the Punch Newspaper of August 10, 2012 below.
TARGET FUND---------------- $1000.00
A home needs your help
August 10, 2012 by Agency Reporter
Late Adenuga and the twins she raised
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A few shining souls hear the summons of God, voices issuing assignations. Others hear nothing, but in pursuit of the things they hold dear, quietly fulfilling a calling.
Ige Idris rises at dawn. Indeed, he must. There are dozens of children to be washed, clothed, fed and ferried to school, and, alongside his sister Joy, he oversees the process. In the evenings, the children eat dinner, clown around, do lessons and school work, watch TV, pray and go to bed. Come morning the day repeats itself, with slight variations. It has been so for many years. Ige and Joy Idris cannot oversleep, take the day off, or go on holiday. They are in their twenties and they run an orphanage.
Oyiza Orphanage was established by their mother, Dr. Oyiza Adenuga, a woman so extraordinary that, five years after her death, she is still remembered and mourned by the huge numbers of people whose lives she has impacted. Adenuga once found a mad woman wandering on the streets with children in tow. She took the woman in and cared for her and her children. When she found abandoned and malnourished twin babies she took them in and nursed them to robust health. She ran a maternity centre for two decades, with services so cheap they were virtually free. Because she was always taking in abandoned children and orphans the suggestion was made that she formally establish a home for them. And she did, using her own home.
Adenuga passed away in 2007 at the age of 45, leaving behind two devastated children, and an orphanage that was home to more than 40 kids.
Ige and Joy quietly stepped into their mother’s shoes, and responsibility for the orphans in the home fell on their young shoulders. Indeed, both postponed their education so they could take care of the orphans each lovingly calls “My kids.”
It is a huge task they have undertaken, and though they do not have sponsors or a regular cash inflow, they have made a success of it; the children are happy and quite a few of them are overweight. They have care-givers rotating 24-hour shifts. All the kids but the two youngest are in primary and secondary schools.
“It’s not easy at all,” brother and sister admit. “It’s God that has been helping us.”
It doesn’t end there. The orphanage not only takes in vulnerable and abandoned children, Ige Idris helps lost children as well, tracing their families in Ibadan, where the orphanage is located, and sometimes in towns and villages far from the state. A child was once brought into the centre by the police. He looked to be about five years old. He was found wandering and sleeping on the streets. He was covered in scars and deep, healed knife wounds. He was bathed, fed, clothed and sheltered at the orphanage. Ige along with a police officer at Iyaganku police station tried to find the boy’s family. He succeeded in locating the street where they lived. It turned out the boy’s father was a homeless thug and he was responsible for the child’s scars. Residents recounted how he once tried to cripple him so he would stop moving about.
“It’s terrible,” says Ige. “We see these things all the time. I don’t understand how people could do such things to their own children. Sometimes we find babies so new-born their placenta would still be attached to their bellies. I would bury the placenta.”
Besides running the orphanage and tracing families of lost children, Ige and Joy run around looking for funds to keep the orphanage afloat. They have no stable financial support and their responsibilities are enormous.
He says, “My sister and I, we get nothing out of this. But we love our kids, and we love what we do. And we sleep peacefully.”
([To support Joy and Ige Idris in their life’s work, please give to: Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB)
A/C: Oyiza Orphanage, A/c No: 0029952815
Ige can be contacted on 08039650114 & 08059558467.
Joy can be contacted on 08038095964 & 08052237525
Email: hey@oyizaorphanage.org-
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[ E ] FEATURED ARTICLE
Extend A Helping Hand
Wednesday, 29 December 2010 04:01 Gloria Usman
The New year is around the corner offering an opportunity to the privileged to remember the unprivileged, extending a helping hand in gifts giving and sharing as a way of love and concern.
People are bombarded every day with selfish thoughts, and more and more people are living that way. But should people only be thinking of themselves? Many people are discovering that helping others is as beneficial to themselves as it is to those they help.
It has been observed that people feel better after they help other people. Reason? Probably because people tend to forget their own problems when they care for someone else. The only possible downside is that people sometimes worry that they may not have helped the other person as much as they should have I asked some persons how they intend to share this season and here are their responses.
Mr. John, a self-employed man says, “there are many families who are out of work and facing redundancy. There are those facing hard times economically who cannot afford presents because they are struggling to put food on the table and pay their rent. There are those who cannot be together as a family because they are separated by circumstance. And there will be children, both here and abroad, who will not have the opportunities that we often take for granted. For that reason, my wife and I have decided this year that we will not be buying each other presents. Instead we will donate the money we would have spent on each other to charity here and around the world to help children who are suffering. It is important that we show solidarity with those who are in pain or deprivation at what will be a difficult time for many ordinary families. New Year should not be about what you spend, or what you get. It should not be about how much you earn, or how much you have to borrow to have a good time. Let us appreciate the things God has given us, and pass those blessings on to others. Remember that this does not have to involve money - you can share your talent and the gift of your time to help other people too. God loves us and we have a responsibility to pass that love and kindness on to others. Sadly, all too often, the poorest in our communities are forgotten. New Year is a time of celebration, fun and thinking of others. Is there something you can do to make New Year more enjoyable for those around you? I hope you had a Merry Christmas and are preparing for a blessed New Year.”
Mrs Patrick said: ‘Sharing in the joy of New Year with my family is amazing time. After the service I go home and spend time celebrating with my own family. I cook dinner for us all, usually roast turkey with all the trimmings. I love to cook when time allows. It’s a great honour to be put in charge of something so important. Once everything is ready we sit down and eat together.
For Mr David, a business man, this year is different, since his children have all moved away, according to him: ” my wife and I would just be at home. I always think that New Year is a time for families, to share, a time for caring for those we love. But there are many people who do not have that same love and support’. Helping others, especially when the less privileged, gives both parties a better understanding of each other and when people understand each other, they are healthier and become safer as well. One good way to help the unprivileged is to gain a better understanding about their needs. Helping others feel expose you to gained as much and more experience than the person being help.
Helping others can be a good practice as well. Helping others doesn’t have to mean doing charity work; although doing charitable work doesn’t hurt ones resume either. The economy is becoming more and more service orientated. Helping others is very important in any society. The more people feel helped, the more you will get from them. When you use your resource and time to help others, you have played a part to making the world a better place. When people work together for the good of others, they feel more connected to both themselves and others.
Religious belief and obligations cause many to help others out of a sense of duty and doing something for the divine. Allowing yourself to help others will provide opportunities for you to identify with the situation that another person is going through. Helping people who are in need allows you to selflessly give to others. This in turn teaches you how to respond to another’s feelings and situation. Developing empathetic skills can assist in strengthening your interpersonal relationships.
We live in a world in which many are seeking to promote their own interests. Helping others is important because it enables us to balance the selfishness in our lives with selflessness. Helping others allows us to centre our energies on the needs of others. When an individual takes time to engage in activities that are selfless, he gains perspective on his life and what is really important. The reward of good feelings motivates some to help others. Volunteers working with ‘Habitat for Humanity’ feel good about it. Feeling good about helping others can encourage you to help another person. When you give to others you become an example for not only your children, but for your neighbours, family and friends. A child who sees his father buying food stuff for an elderly, home-bound neighbour will grow up looking for ways to help his neighbours. When others see you helping others, they will be inspired to help themselves. When others are inspired to help, more will receive the assistance they need.
- Abiye Orphanage & Remand Home in Oshogbo
- Christ Orphanage in Ondo
- Daughters of Charity in Aka-Akoko,
- Erelu Adebayo Children’s Home in Iyin Ekiti
- Juvenile Remand Home in Akure
- Lagos State Rehabilitation Centre, Majidu, Ikorodu
- Little Saints Orphanage in Lagos
- Living Hope Care in Ilesha
- Mary Children’s Foundation in Akure
- Missionaries of Charity in Alapere-Ketu
- MMM Catholic Hospital in Ondo
- Ondo State Children’s Home in Oba-Ile
- Overcomer’s Orphanage, in Ondo
- PAC in Ogbomosho
- Government Children’s Home, Ibadan, Oyo State
