Holy Infant Jesus Pilgrim Centre Don Renew Promise to Help Vulnerable People for Abia, Beg for More Support for Skills Training.
Di Holy Infant Jesus Pilgrim Centre, one Nigerian non governmental organisation wey dey work for humanitarian matter and social empowerment, don renew di promise wey dem make to continue for help vulnerable people for Abia State.
Di organisation don also call government, development partners, philanthropists, companies and members of di public make dem join hand support di work, especially for skills acquisition and vocational training.
Di NGO, wey Mrs. Ezeala Benny Nkechi start, don focus on helping widows, orphans, people wey get disability and young people wey no get enough money.
Di organisation tok say skills training na one important way wey fit help reduce poverty, unemployment and social problems among vulnerable people.
Di matter come out during activities wey lead to di official inauguration of di organisation. Di leadership explain say dem get plan to expand dia humanitarian work and build permanent secretariat plus skills acquisition centre for Umuahia, Abia State.
Punch Newspapers report say di organisation dey ask for more support and dey focus on empowering vulnerable people through vocational training and other useful skills.
NGO Don Work for Abia Communities for Six Years
According to di organisation, dem don spend di last six years dey carry out humanitarian activities for different communities for Abia State.
Di NGO say dia work no be only to give people temporary assistance. Dem also dey use skills training, counselling and empowerment programmes to help vulnerable people stand on dia own feet.
Di organisation say dem especially dey target widows, orphans, people wey get disability and poor young people.
Di centre also say e dey work to discourage some social problems wey dey affect young people, including prostitution, drug abuse, cultism, examination malpractice, armed robbery and sexual and gender-based violence.
Umuahia Skills Centre Na Big Part of Di Plan
One major part of di organisation expansion plan na to build permanent headquarters and skills acquisition centre for Umuahia.
Di organisation say di planned centre go get classrooms, counselling facilities, trauma recovery centre and other places where people fit learn different skills.
If dem get enough support and infrastructure, di centre fit train more than 2,000 people every year.
Di plan show say di organisation wan move beyond just giving people relief when dem dey face hardship. Dem wan give vulnerable people skills wey fit help dem make money, take care of themselves and become useful for dia communities.
Mrs. Nkechi don appeal to donor agencies, companies, philanthropists and other people wey get good heart make dem support di project.
She say partnership important if di organisation wan expand di work and reach more people wey need help.
Organisation Beg for Stronger Partnership
Di appeal dey come as plenty vulnerable communities for Nigeria still dey face economic hardship, unemployment and other social problems.
While emergency assistance fit help people for difficult times, skills acquisition fit give people opportunity to learn work, earn money and become more independent.
Di Holy Infant Jesus Pilgrim Centre therefore wan make di proposed facility serve as more than ordinary training centre.
Di organisation say di place go also serve as platform for counselling, rehabilitation, advocacy and personal development.
As di centre dey try expand dia activities for Abia State, how successful di project go be go depend on strong partnerships, transparent management of resources, proper implementation and continuous engagement with di communities.
Di organisation don therefore call on government, companies, donor agencies, philanthropists and ordinary members of di public to join hand with dem so dat more vulnerable people fit get opportunity to learn skills, recover from difficult situations and build better future.