Hope For Vulnerable
Everyone has the right to participate in decisions that will affect their lives and should be given the opportunity to participate.
Healthy Food
JDPC Nsukka Facilitates Nutrition assessment of orphan and vulnerable children (OVC) for Growth monitoring and provision of nutritional supplements for malnourished household
Education
To promote quality education among indigent but academically gifted students in Nsukka Diocese, JDPC Nsukka will organize a scholarship examination across the diocese. The best-performing student will be awarded a secondary school scholarship.
Health
During these campaigns, the organization also engaged in proper health education programs with poor and vulnerable households to enhance their knowledge base and improve positive health behaviors among them
Pure Water
JDPC Nsukka provides water, sanitation and hygiene messaging to members of her communities. The different Adolescent forums such as adolescent clubs, OTZ clubs, schools, and others have been used to provide menstrual hygiene messages to adolescents.
Humanitarian
To ensure the reduction of poverty in Nsukka diocese, JDPC Nsukka embarked on several poverty alleviation programs targeted at families found to be in real destitution.
Human Rights
As a human rights and human promotion commission, JDPC NSUKKA engaged in several GBV interventions and human rights abuse cases within 2023.
How you’re changing children’s lives
Health
JDPC Nsukka provides water, sanitation and hygiene messaging to members of her communities. The different Adolescent forums such as adolescent clubs, OTZ clubs, schools, and others have been used to provide menstrual hygiene messages to adolescents. The different women group such as the Christian women group, village savings and loan group, caregivers’ forum have been an effective means in disseminating this message.
Education
JDPC Nsukka, conducted household assessment and identified seventeen (17) vulnerable children who are not in school due to one form of challenge or the other. These children were profiled and linked into different vocational/skill training of their choice. The organization paid for all their enrollment into the vocational and skill acquisition centres.
JDPC Nsukka organized a scholarship exam within the diocese and the best performed student was picked for a secondary school scholarship. Fifteen (15) students were successful and were taken for the scholarship scheme
Our Volunteers
Nick Paterson
Support Staff
Alicia Anderson
Support Staff
Michael Clark
Support Staff
Stacy Henderson
Support Staff
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