Caring Hands for Africa was established in May 2020 and registered as an NGO in both the United States and Nigeria. The organization is neutral, and is not inclined to any political or religious doctrine. As a non-profit organization, we are completely unbiased as to gender and social concerns.

This organization was born from the founders' experience and desire to empower the rural poor;especially children who suffer the most from inequalities. The children suffer from a high rate of diseases and malnutrition which can be easily prevented. Because of poverty, children are exposed to distressing conditions; including inadequate and poor-quality foods.

There is also the problem of water-borne diseases which can in the worst-case scenario result in loss of lives. Poor children are forced to learn in deplorable conditions where achieving academic excellence is a difficult task. Some are even forced to drop out of school or even engage in manual jobs to help pay their school fees.

With the understanding that a country's future lays in her children, the founders decided to establish this organization to break the vicious cycle of poverty. To achieve this objective, the organization works with partners to implement integrated programs. These partners include government officials, funding agencies, individuals and communities. The best interest of our beneficiaries remains at the heart of our operations and decision-making processes.

Caring Hands for Africa is committed to the values of respect for human dignity and sustainability. This informs the capacity-building aspects of each intervention. The beneficiaries and caregivers are made to understand the importance of various actions and they willingly participate in the programs. For us, the economic empowerment of beneficiaries is important for their dignity as it is for sustaining the gains of the intervention.

Vision Statement:
To create a society where each child lives, thrives and prospers, and where children are protected from preventable diseases and have an equal opportunity for learning and human capital development.

Mission Statement:
To prevent childhood diseases and deaths while ensuring proper childhood development. We ensure proper water and sanitation facilities, proper nutrition for children and access to quality education.