'Every Child Is A Gift'

'Every Child Is A Gift'
in various Nigerian languages

"Ebunoluwa" - Yoruba
(South-western Nigeria)

"Ngozi Chukwu"
- Igbo
(South-eastern Nigeria)

"Kyauta daga hanun Ubangiji"
- Hausa
(Northern Nigeria)

"Esohe" - Ora
(Edo region of southern Nigeria)

"Eseoghene" - Urhobo
(Delta State of southern Nigeria)

"Eno Abasi" - Efik
(Cross-River state in south-eastern Nigeria)

 
News & Events

We are very proud to announce that the South Africans in Lagos (SAIL) club hosted a charity event on the 26th of November 2011. After a process of investigation and voting, the members of SAIL voted on the Eruobodo House as their choice of charity to support. Through this event, they raised N1, 6 million for our construction project of building a new home for our children. Thank you SAIL and thanks to each member who participated in this truly worthy event. Stay tuned for a progress report on our new home.

 
Vinay Mahtani, Group Managing Director of Churchgate Group, raised USD 125,000 for Ebunoluwa Foundation during his successful climb of Mount Kilimanjaro! Plans are now underway to use these funds to design and build a new home for our children before Christmas 2011. A big Thank You to Vinay and his sponsors from all of us at the Foundation.
 
Welcome To Ebunoluwa Foundation

Every child has the right to a safe and happy home in which he or she can develop to the best of his or her ability. In Nigeria, many children do not grow up in an environment which enables them to reach their full potential. The most vulnerable children, those least likely to have the support they deserve, are those with physical and mental challenges, children with HIV/AIDS and children who have been, for whatever reason, abandoned by their families.

Ebunoluwa Foundation aims to create an environment in Nigeria in which orphans and vulnerable children get the care they need to have a full, productive and satisfying life.
We do this in three ways:

  1. We run a home for orphaned and disabled children;
  2. We provide scholarships and medical assistance to those who need it and mediate in adoptions to families who can care for these children;
  3. We advocate on the behalf of these children both at the community and state level for changes to policies and attitudes towards these children.

On this website you will find information on children in Nigeria, and about our current work, our past achievements and our future goals. The website aims to provide a portal to groups and individuals around the world who share our desire to support children who are most vulnerable to neglect.

 
 
How to Participate
 
Ebunoluwa Foundation and Eruobodo House are fully self-funding. We receive no public assistance from government sources and rely on both financial and in-kind contributions from private sources. To get an idea of our current costs, please go to Our Projects. If you wish to join our family of support to Nigeria’s children in need, please go to How to Participate.