We believe in the power of education to help end poverty. We work to give children the education they need and fight the inequalities that stand in their way.
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Mission & Goals
At Habitation of Hope, we recognize that these children are entrepreneurial, tenacious and intelligent. In order to reach out to them and offer a helping hand, we provide support to the children with protection, guidance, education and healthcare.
The help offered can lead to street children fulfilling their vast potential. Street children may be marginalised but many are also ambitious, tough and resilient.
To establish schools ( both Primary and Secondary) in local Communities In Nigeria and provide free education for children of less privileged family who cannot afford to send their children/ward to school because of tuition fees.
Education Project
Welfare Provision
Resources for students
Homeless Children
Building Schools
Vocational Training
Fundraising for Goodness
Education Project Response
Without good school uniforms, desks and books, children who are in school will not be able to learn.
When classrooms don’t have enough desks, children are either forced to sit five on a bench meant for two students, or sit on the floor.
Children also struggle without access to textbooks. In many cases, classrooms don't have any books at all. This makes it hard to follow what the teacher is saying, and means that children are far less likely to leave school knowing how to read.
Board of Trustees
Our Board of Trustees is responsible for setting Habitationofhope’s overall policy and direction. The Board currently consists of seven people with expertise and experience in different aspects of our work.
National Coordinator UK
Pastor Sina Akinseye
National Coordinator UK
Pastor Joke Akinseye
Trustee
Pastor Funke Adeoye
Trustee
Pastor Michael Adeyinka
Trustee
Pastor Eunice Bako
Trustee
Pastor Abraham Bamgbose
Trustee
Deaconess Dayo Solabi
Fundraising for Goodness
Education Project Response
Without good school uniforms, desks and books, children who are in school will not be able to learn.
When classrooms don’t have enough desks, children are either forced to sit five on a bench meant for two students, or sit on the floor.
Children also struggle without access to textbooks. In many cases, classrooms don't have any books at all. This makes it hard to follow what the teacher is saying, and means that children are far less likely to leave school knowing how to read.