We have launched the Digital Life After School Program (DLASP) to provide free training in digital and tech skills for children from underprivileged homes. This program empowers them to become equipped for the digital age and helps close the disadvantage gap in this technological era. The program is designed for children aged 4 to 17 years.
During our Easter Outreach, we provided foodstuffs and support to over 100 widows in the Somolu area. This initiative was aimed at bringing relief and joy to these women, ensuring they had enough provisions to celebrate the Easter season. Our team distributed essential items such as rice, cooking oil, and other food supplies, along with additional support tailored to their specific needs. This outreach event was part of our ongoing care fund commitment to uplifting and supporting women in vulnerable communities.
Annual 40 days of Giving Drive which occurs during the Lenten season, in form of donations of essential items for adults and children.
The 40-days of giving drive is a giving initiative of SWL where our donors and members, set aside an item daily during the 40 days of Lent season, at the end of the challenge these items are then collected and donated to the women at the Shelter for Abused Women and Children when we visit them during the Easter celebration.
A book drive/reading event for 150 children at the shelter for abused women and children. – We believe that a reading culture helps children grow mentally emotionally and psychologically and reading gives them the opportunity to explore the world yet to be seen and learn new things.
Organized a Soup kitchen that fed over 500 people in Ogombo community Lagos State. As part of our mission to provide for basic needs, in December 2017, we organized a soup kitchen that fed over five hundred people of the Ogombo community.
Partnered with The Dorcas Cancer Foundation (TDCF) to raise funds for the treatment of under-privileged children, who have been afflicted with cancer.
Raised funds for the successful removal of a jaw tumor on behalf of a 15-year-old teenager.