Mummy Marho's Foundation, A Safe Space for Children, Teenagers and Youth - RC 7139420

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Our upcoming locations are selected based on the cities that have been part of our nuturing and influence, in shaping who we are today as a founders.

Welcome!

Our DAUCTAYs

Our DAUCTAYs drive is to be a Safe, Nurturing, Healing, Housing, Learning and Opportunity Hub for the Deprived, Abandoned, Underprivileged, Challenged, Traumatised, At-risk Young Ones (We call the DAUCTAYs).

ABOUT US

At Mummy Marho’s Foundation, we believe every child deserves a safe, loving, and nurturing environment where they can learn, play, grow, and thrive. Regardless of gender, ethnicity, language, religion, or ability, every child has the right to protection, opportunity, and the support they need to reach their full potential.

Brand Mission Statement

To rescue, educate, mentor, and empower vulnerable and at risk children and youth by providing safe spaces, quality free education, digital skills, and life-changing opportunities.

Core Values

Integrity – Transparency and accountability in all operations.

Education & Growth – Prioritizing knowledge as a tool for empowerment.

Community Engagement – Building strong partnerships for collective impact.

Inclusion & Diversity – Ensuring equal opportunities for all beneficiaries.

Sustainability – Creating long-term solutions for economic and social empowerment.

Our Journey of Hope and Transformation

Mummy Marho's Foundation began its journey in 2017 with the launch of our Street Rescue Project, driven by a simple but powerful mission—to rescue vulnerable children and young people from the streets and provide them with safety, care, and opportunities to thrive. As our impact grew, we officially registered the Foundation in September 2023, strengthening our commitment to serving underserved communities.

On December 26, 2023, we launched our flagship annual community outreach—a day dedicated to ensuring that no child is left behind during the festive season. What began as an act of compassion has become one of the most anticipated events across the Oke-Ira, Addo, Langbasa, and Badore communities in the Ajah axis.

Our growing impact speaks for itself:

2023: Over 600 children and teenagers received nutritious meals, clothing, gifts, and the joy of celebrating the season with dignity.

2024: We expanded our reach to serve more than 1,000 children, teenagers, youths, and parents/guardians.

2025: Through the generosity of our partners and supporters, we reached over 1,700 children, teenagers, youths, and families with meals, gifts, and renewed hope.

In October 2024, we took another bold step by opening the Brain Power Learning Hub to serve the Oke-Ira Nla communities. The Hub is a free, child-friendly safe space created for disadvantaged children, teenagers, and youths aged 3–25 years, particularly those experiencing homelessness, neglect, or unstable living conditions.

Open Monday to Saturday (7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.), Sundays (1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.), and Public Holidays (10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.), the Hub provides far more than education. It is a place of healing, belonging, and transformation where every young person can learn, play, recover, and dream again.

Through academic support, life skills development, counseling, psychosocial care, and mentorship, we help children rebuild confidence, restore hope, and develop the resilience needed to achieve their full potential.

Every child who walks through our doors receives holistic support, including:

Nutritious meals and clean drinking water
Weekend take-home food packs
Medical care and health interventions
Clothing, shoes, underwear, and personal hygiene supplies
Daily bathing facilities and recreational activities
Emotional support, counseling, and a safe environment where they are seen, heard, and valued

Above all, our greatest commitment is our presence. We believe that every child deserves someone who will stand beside them, believe in them, and remind them that their circumstances do not define their future. At Mummy Marho's Foundation, we are that unwavering support—every day, for every child who needs us.

Our Enrollment Journey

At Mummy Marho's Foundation, every child is welcomed with dignity, compassion, and without judgment. Regardless of their physical appearance, speech, or the circumstances from which they are rescued, every child deserves a safe place to heal, grow, and thrive.

Our holistic enrollment process ensures that each child receives immediate care and a personalized pathway to recovery and development.

Our First Steps of Care Include:

Food First – We provide nutritious meals to address immediate hunger and restore strength.
Health Assessment – Every child undergoes a comprehensive health screening.
Medical Care – Necessary medical treatment and referrals are provided where required.
Bath, Clothing & Personal Care – Children receive clean clothing, hygiene support, and essential toiletries to restore comfort and dignity.
Mental Health Support – Trauma-informed counseling and emotional support help children begin their healing journey.
Learning Assessment – We evaluate each child's educational level, learning abilities, and developmental needs.
Personalized Enrollment – Based on the assessment, each child is enrolled into the appropriate learning and development pathway that best supports their growth and long-term success.

Our Mission in Action: Advancing the Sustainable Development Goals

At Mummy Marho's Foundation, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) serve as the foundation of our mission. Every programme we implement is intentionally designed to address the root causes of poverty, inequality, and exclusion while creating pathways to dignity, opportunity, and sustainable futures for vulnerable children and young people.

SDG 1: No Poverty

Empowering Through Life Skills and Entrepreneurship

We equip disadvantaged and vulnerable young people aged 13–25 with practical life skills, entrepreneurship training, financial literacy, and personal development opportunities that enable them to build sustainable livelihoods. Our programmes serve young people who have experienced homelessness, orphanhood, abandonment, early parenthood, or other forms of vulnerability, helping them transition from dependency to self-reliance and become active contributors to their communities.

SDG 2: Zero Hunger

Nutrition for Learning and Growth

We believe that no child can learn on an empty stomach. Nutritious meals are an essential part of our educational programme, improving attendance, concentration, and overall well-being. Beyond supporting our beneficiaries, our feeding programme eases the financial burden on their families and caregivers, allowing household resources to stretch further. As of January 2026, we provide regular meals for 71 children and 12 young people, ensuring that hunger is never a barrier to education and personal development.

SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being

Promoting Healthy Lives

Every beneficiary undergoes a comprehensive health assessment upon enrolment to evaluate their physical, emotional, and mental well-being. This enables us to provide appropriate support and create a safe learning environment. Where specialised medical care is required, we refer beneficiaries to trusted healthcare partners equipped to meet their specific needs. Through this holistic approach, we ensure that every child has the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive.

SDG 4: Quality Education

Alternative-Style Education for Every Learner

Many of the children and young people we serve have struggled to succeed in traditional classroom environments, often resulting in repeated school dropout and a return to street life. In response, we developed our Alternative-Style Education Model, a flexible, learner-centred approach that allows beneficiaries to progress according to their individual pace, abilities, and circumstances. Every learner is supported by a dedicated tutor who provides academic guidance, behavioural mentoring, and social development, creating an environment where every child has the opportunity to succeed.

SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation

Providing Safe Water, Hygiene, and Dignity

Access to clean water, safe sanitation, and proper hygiene remains a daily challenge for many of our beneficiaries. Through our learning centre, children and young people have access to clean drinking water, toilets, bathing facilities, and hygiene education. These essential services have significantly improved personal hygiene, reduced preventable illnesses, and restored confidence and dignity among those in our care.

SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth

Preparing Young People for Employment and Entrepreneurship

We prepare young people for meaningful employment and economic independence through career guidance, vocational training, internships, and work placements with skilled artisans and professionals. While completing their secondary education and preparing for examinations such as WAEC, beneficiaries gain practical workplace experience, entrepreneurial exposure, and employability skills that position them for long-term success in the labour market or business ownership.

SDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

Protecting Every Child's Right to Safety and Stability

Child protection lies at the heart of our work. We advocate for the safety, dignity, and rights of every child and young person under our care while supporting families to create safe and nurturing home environments. Through child protection education, parental guidance, conflict resolution, and advocacy, we work to prevent exploitation, abuse, neglect, and harmful practices. We also intervene in vulnerable family situations, promoting peaceful resolutions and ensuring that every child is protected, valued, and given the opportunity to thrive.