Our vision is:
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To inspire, inform and inculcate positive ideas, mentor and develop prosperity within families.
Our mission is:
To create and innovate opportunities that empower women and children.Our mission is to serve and empower women and children to self-sufficiency. Hope Yet accomplishes its mission for women and children within its service communities by providing;
- Health and vocational services for self-sufficiency
- Food security to individuals and families through empowerment, education, advocacy and resource identification to alleviate poverty.
- Creating innovative opportunities that empower women and children to improve their quality of life.
Organizational History
And Background.
Hope-Yet Welfare Foundation Centre is a not for profit, Non – Governmental Organization, registered with the Nigerian Corporate Affairs Commission on 8th October 2014, as partners in giving hope to the most vulnerable in rural and blighted communities. This organization is a centre for children, youth and women empowerment, with special attention to orphans and most vulnerable Children made vulnerable by HIV/AIDS and other causes in our local communities across the state. Our vision is to inspire, educate, mentor, and develop prosperous families. Our mission is to create innovative opportunities for empowering children, youth, and women through education, vocational skills, and safety promotion of well being and good nutrition.
Past Achievements
N1,254,345donated for the construction of two (2) borehole in the year 2015 by Honourable Lawrencia Mallam former minister of Environment. BoreWell Picture
N1,500,000grant by the American Embassy and Mary Dugan and family for construction of a classroom block in LEA primary school Fadiya Gugah. Use Picture of Class room
N9,248,218Hope – yet welfare foundation has 645- OVC (414 Males and 231 Females) most of whom are double orphans and Child Headed A household with ages ranging from 3 years to 21.
N4,509,600for acquisition of 2.8 hectares of land for construction of hope-yet clinic and skill acquisition Centre by Dr. Vincent Hassan Bulus in the year 2016.