Our Work

Learn about the work we do and the beneficiaries we are privileged to give hope to.

Hope for the vulnerable Child in need

With escalating terrorism this past decade in Northern Nigeria, we’re faced with a daily exponential increase in the numbers of children in need.

At least 50,000 children have been dislocated from their families and over 1000 schoolkids kidnapped since December 2020 – more in fact than were kidnapped in the preceding seven years.

There are no real social safety nets and relatives are overstretched. More hands are needed now more than ever before to help Children of school ages and most especially from the less privileged families to realise their full potentials.

An intervention story

A video telling the story of an orphanage destroyed by Fulani herdsmen in August 2021, Plateau State, Nigeria.

Alongside other donors, we played our part in helping to relocate some of the orphans. Our Trustee Mr Emmanuel Ogebe, actively participated in this mission which was also greatly supported by the following donors and partner organisations:

Widows & Orphans USA, US Nigeria Law Group USA, Noble Sport Mission Nigeria, Mr & Mrs Harold Ubabukoh and P.L.E.A USA.

Our Beneficiaries

We are grateful for the opportunities we have had to give these children hope by funding their education.

We hope to extend our help to many more children in the near future.

Ms Patience Adadu

Currently in senior secondary school and hopes to become a nurse in the future.

Solomon Eche

A brilliant and diligent student in secondary school. He loves his school environment and wants to become a civil engineer.

Mary Oyihoma

She is a science student, passed all her papers well and is applying to study a science discipline in the university.

Sandra Monday

A primary school pupil, comes among the top 5 in her class and wants to become a doctor.

Tis and Blessing Simon Nenrit

Both are in primary school. Tis plays football well and tries hard to improve academically. He would like to become an engineer.
Blessing likes games for girls, diligent in her studies and dreams of becoming either a pilot or a nurse.

Impacting lives with hope

Esther could return to her class last week because Future Hope Scholarship Foundation searched for a stranded child of a widow and undertook to sponsor her.

Her grateful mom said, “I am amazed that someone I do not know can offer to educate my girl child. It must be God working for us”.

Sponsor a child

We desire that individuals, families and organizations could partner with us and sponsor a child from the pool of candidates who are qualified for scholarship for us. All they are expected to do is to express interest and we will furnish them with all necessary information about children who are in need of scholarship. They may choose to sponsor them throughout the programme (primary, secondary or tertiary) levels or pay for their tuition for a term, for those writing JAMB, WAEC, NECO or a one-off sponsorship. Whichever one is within what they can afford and is convenient for them.

A sponsor can choose to give a one-off gift to cover exam fees, term fees etc.