It was Thursday evening at Grace Orphanage home, I was helping the kids with their school assignment when we heard a knock at the gate. I excused myself and followed one other caregiver to see who the visitors were. It turned out to be a young man in a Toyota Camry. After exchanging pleasantries, he …
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The Orphanage became my home for the next 3 months. Unlike other caregivers, I wasn’t on shift and this gave me the privilege to bond with the kids and learn mostly through observations, the psychology of the people bringing gifts to the home. My first experience was my first Sunday at home. We were all …
I got the message clearly that (1) there are enough caregivers at Grace Orphanage, (2) That there are some kids without no caregivers whatsoever and that is where I should go. I said a prayer for God to lead me to where these kids are but then going to volunteer at the orphanage was …
Reflecting on our experience at the Juvenile Remand Home, we (my team and I) decided at our end of the year meeting that I go volunteer with an orphanage to really see how social institutions operate in Nigeria. If our experience with the kids at the Juvenile home is the norm or some kids are …
Getting back to campus, I told my friends about the incident. We were all sorry for the poor boy. The plight of the kids became our major concern especially when some of the kids told me they will like to be an undertaker as their future ambition. I spoke out when later got to know …
Having seen the condition at the Juvenile Remand Home, I discussed the experience with my friends so we bought 4 litters of Disinfectant and washing soap to donate at the home on our next visit. Returning back to the home the following week, I asked for the officer in charge but the kids told me …
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Living a life and writing about the life we live are two different things. Sometimes, we use up all the hours available that we don’t have a spare to document the details of our living. I see a need to bring you into the boardroom of my life for different reasons which part …
Hassan, a 10-year old boy residing in Koro-Afoju has dropped out of school for about 3 years now. He had to stay back at home because his parents need him to contribute financially to the home or else they face perpetual hunger. He helps his parents by begging for alms at the local market. Some …
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It is our utmost pleasure to announce that NaiHealth has been officially selected as one of the grant recipients of the Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) in Nigeria. Established in 2010, the Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) is Africa’s private-sector-led philanthropy championing Entrepreneurship and Entrepreneurs across the African continent. The Foundation’s long-term investment in empowering African entrepreneurs is …
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On 12th December 2018, HSKi organized an advocacy event in celebration of UHC Day 2018, themed “Health for shikini money” The event aimed to promote awareness on Universal Health Coverage (UHC) in Koro Afoju, a target slum community in Ilorin, Nigeria and register the people to the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS). The event started …
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