Helpline Foundation

We put our efforts towards a brighter future of our children, women and society.

Helpline Foundation

Who we are?

Helpline Foundation started out informally in 2003 as Pure Saints Home to intervene in OVC matters and later expanded to include Poverty Alleviation. The name of the organization was changed in 2010 from Pure Saints Home to Helpline Foundation to undertake activities as a non-governmental organization. Helpline foundation is aimed at Building a Nigeria where all vulnerable children, youths and women (especially the widows) have access to quality health care, education and equal opportunities to realize their potentials.

Aims and Objectives

To care and support orphans and vulnerable children in the society through various developmental initiatives

To carry out mobilization and sensitization against child labor in collaboration with other organizations like NATIP, NACRAN, UNICEF

To give support and encourage education through scholarships, donation of educational materials and renovation of classroom blocks for children to compete with other children in the society

To develop independent mind in children through the introduction of technical education that will encourage multi purposes activities and prepare them for future empowerment

To partner with other organization to improve the standard of health of orphans and vulnerable children in the country through initiatives that provides interventions in this regard

To empower the less privileged through the provision of micro credit scheme especially for women and Youth. Economic strengthening is the key to Poverty alleviation, hence our emphasis on micro credit scheme for the less privileged as well as grants is to help them facilitate small scale business to become self-reliant.

Our Goals

To provide the support needed by OVC to enable them realize their full potentials in the society

To assist the less privileged of the society through empowerment schemes that will lift them from poverty status to the level of financial independence.