Education scholarships

Full sponsorship through nursery, primary, secondary and tertiary school, with exam fees paid. Coordinators identify candidates in the community; the Chairman approves every sponsorship.

Indigent children of Akwaeze and environs

Medical outreach

Consultations, laboratory investigations, treatment with prescribed medication, eye checks and glasses. Added in December 2019 and led by Lolo Dr. Esther N. Okafor.

Open to anyone who comes for care

Widow and widower support

Regular financial and material support, with beneficiaries named and remembered each year in the Foundation’s annual address.

28 widows and widowers

Blind student sponsorship

Scholarship support for blind students at Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, sustained year after year since the earliest days of the Foundation.

4 students at UNIZIK

Sickle cell support

Financial and material donations to the Sickle Cell Group of Anambra State, presented each year at the December gathering.

Sickle Cell Group of Anambra State

Antenatal care and delivery packs

Antenatal services and delivery packs for pregnant women, alongside Christmas gifts distributed to all who come — adults and children alike.

Expectant mothers and the wider community

School infrastructure

Laboratories, an e-library, two dormitories, an administrative block, boreholes, renovated classrooms and a refectory — most of it at Community High School, Akwaeze.

CHS Akwaeze and partner schools

Teacher salary support

A monthly top-up of ₦15,000 for thirteen teachers at St. Michael’s Nursery and Primary School, Akwaeze, beginning January 2026.

13 teachers
Photo — the medical outreach clinic, Foundation DayPhoto — the medical outreach clinic, Foundation Day
Medical outreach, December
Photo — Christmas gifts being distributedPhoto — Christmas gifts being distributed
Christmas packages

How sponsorship works

Sponsorship goes to children and students in genuine need, identified by the Foundation’s coordinators within the community. It runs for as long as the beneficiary stays in school and in good standing.

Every application is placed before the Chairman, who gives the final approval.

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  • Good conduct is required throughout the sponsorship.
  • Cult membership disqualifies a beneficiary.
  • WAEC and NECO fees are paid for candidates in recognised schools.
  • Tertiary beneficiaries provide admission and school documents.
  • Beneficiaries who leave school leave the scheme.
  • Final approval rests with the Chairman.