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Blessing ChukwuFoundation

Programs

Three things,done properly.

We keep the list short on purpose. Each programme is funded to last, and each is checked by the people it serves.

Young children in green school uniforms gather round a table with a volunteer, tracing letters in exercise books.
Children in a village classroom raise their hands in front of a chalkboard.

01Education for children

Keep bright children in class.

Too many brilliant children leave school because the fees run out. We pay by the term and stay with each child from one year to the next, rather than covering a single day and moving on.

Who it's for

  • 01Children out of school, or about to leave
  • 02Girls especially

What a gift covers

  • 01School fees, paid term by term
  • 02Books and learning supplies
Women in gingham aprons work Ankara fabric at a row of Singer sewing machines.
Women seated on benches take notes in exercise books beside a treadle sewing machine.

02Skills for women

The skill is there. The capital isn't.

Many women — widows and women living with disability among them — already have a trade in their hands. We pair practical training with the starter capital to begin earning from it.

Who it's for

  • 01Women and widows
  • 02Women living with disability

What a gift covers

  • 01Hands-on training in trades like tailoring and knitting
  • 02Starter capital to begin earning
A volunteer stands beside an elderly man seated under a tree, a carton of relief food on the table beside him.

03Community health

Basic care, close to home.

Good health shouldn't depend on luck. We bring basic healthcare within reach of underserved families, so small problems are seen to before they grow.

Who it's for

  • 01Underserved families
  • 02Mothers and young children

What a gift covers

  • 01Community health checks
  • 02Basic care for families who would otherwise go without

Give

Help someone stand again.

Give once, or give often. Either way it goes straight into the work, and stays there.