Monday Ambrose

Swim Coach

Aunty and Uncle gave me a home, as a young man trying to survive in Lagos with no family. They took me places to open myself to possibilities and registered me to become a swim coach. Today, I am a swim instructor and run my own business. Thanks to them, I now take care of my parents and siblings. God continue to bless them.

Monica Udo-Sunday

Breakfast Cafe

Aunty and Uncle took my children and I when their father left us on the streets. I had no one and she took me as her younger sister and my children as her niece and nephew. Whatever her family ate, we ate. My children and I went to different places. I was the envy of the community. She went all out that we lacked nothing. We appreciate all they did for us and we will never forget them.

Gloria Nwaka Udoh

Home Cleaner

Aunty saved me from an abusive relationship and took my 7 children and I into her home. She fed us, clothed us and sent my children to school. She found me a job. Today I now run my own home cleaning business. I did not show my appreciation when my children and I lived with them and I regret that, I listened to bad people. Aunty thank you for being a mother to me and my children. Uncle thank you for your selfless effort to make sure my children were top in class. God bless you both.

Bidemi & Tope Adekunle

Tailor & Teacher

Mummy accepted us into her home, even though she did not know us. She rescued us from the streets. She did not care about religion or tribe. She helped us when we needed it. Mummy gave me an opportunity to go learn and become a tailor and gave my younger sister a stable place to stay and now she is a teacher. She took me and my children as her own and daddy made sure they always come out the best in school. We will always be grateful for the care and support mummy and daddy gave us at the time we needed it.