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Love Alliance Foundation for Orphans, Disabled and Abandoned Persons in Nigeria

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Areas of expertise & Fields of activity:	Economic and Social: Aging Children Coorporate Accountability Disabled Persons Education Extreme poverty Family Food HIV/AIDS Human Rights Humanitarian Affairs Minority Rights Social Development Sports for Peace and Development Sustainable Development Volunteerism Women Women/gender Equality Youth Gender Issues and Advancement of Women: Advocacy and outreach Capacity building Education and training of women Human rights of women Men and boys Policy advice Trafficking in women and girls Violence against women Women and HIV/AIDS Women and health Women and poverty Women and the environment Population: Reproduction, family formation and the status of women Social Development: Aging Disabled persons Employment Information and Communications Technologies Poverty Social policy Technical cooperation Youth Statistics: Civil registration systems Disability Statistics Social Statistics and Social Monitoring Sustainable Development: Capacity-building Disaster management and vulnerability Education Gender equality Health Information for decision-making and participation International cooperation for an enabling environment Partnerships Poverty Rural Development Sustainable development for Africa Sustainable development in a globalizing world NEPAD: Agriculture and Food Security Human Development Regional Integration and Infrastructure
Geographic scope:	National
Country of activity:	Nigeria
Millennium Development Goals:	Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases Achieve universal primary education Promote gender equality and empower women Improve maternal health Develop global partnership for development
Mission statement:	The Love Alliance Foundation for Orphans, Disabled and Abandoned Persons in Nigeria (LAFODAP NIGERIA) is a non-governmental structure of supervision for young children in especially difficult circumstances. (LAFODAP NIGERIA) is working to assist abandoned persons by their families and to provide them FOOD, SHELTER, MEDICAL care and EDUCATION. Also to protect against SEXUAL exploitation and CHILD LABOUR. LAFODAP NIGERIA is working on promoting the philosophy of independent living of persons with disabilities and creating conditions for its implementation in Nigeria. It is a non- political organization for social work, secular and non-profit operating in the humanitarian and cultural matters mainly for sustainable development for the integral development of its environment. That is; # Effectively working for the benefit of the targeted populations and train the targeted populations in the fields of health and social security. # Respect the diversities and cultural differences. # Affirming abilities of persons with disabilities, the development of their potentials and personality. # Advocacy for creating basic civil and human rights of persons with disabilities and Promoting social approach to disability in all the segments of social life. # Invest part of its revenue in communities, with the assistance and involvement of Governments, Councils through decentralized cooperation’s, NGOs, Enterprises and Foundations. The Love Alliance Foundation for Orphans, Disabled and Abandoned Persons in Nigeria (LAFODAP NIGERIA) aims to make a real and effective influence in disadvantaged areas in favor of left-notch and promotes solidarity, the elevation of human values among all its environments, promoting charitable health actions and socio cultural values to people. OUR MISSIONS AND VISIONS. The Love Alliance Foundation for Orphans, Disabled and Abandoned Persons in Nigeria (LAFODAP NIGERIA) works primarily for:- (1). Seeking to strengthen the family and community involvement through family and community assistance programs.(2) Supporting children and social integration of disabled for the improvement of living conditions. (3) Protection against labor exploitation of children and sexual abuses of little girls and boys. (4) Rehabilitation of Abandoned People to their families of origin. (5) The fight against child trafficking. (6) The guarantee of appropriate medical care for orphans, disabled and abandoned persons. (7) Give Education and Training needs through skill acquisition programs in the trades for their socio-professional integration. (8) The promotion of all actions aimed at human development (Education, Communication, Study and Implementation of projects). (9) Support the efforts of governments in assisting the needy. (10) The opening of the foundation for international cooperation with organizations pursuing the same goals. EMBLEM & MOTTO The Love Alliance Foundation for Orphans, Disabled and Abandoned Persons in Nigeria (LAFODAP NIGERIA) emblem represents a Love bringing package whose contents constitute a hope for the needy who are waiting arms raised. As for the two hands, the foundation itself that welcomes the poor / needy. The motto of Love Alliance Foundation for Orphans, Disabled and Abandoned Persons in Nigeria(LAFODAP NIGERIA) is under pinned by the: One Love, One Family.
Year established:	2012
Year of registration:	2016
Organizational structure:	The (LAFODAP NIGERIA) Love Alliance Foundation for Orphans, Disabled and Abandoned persons in Nigeria is structured as follows: - A Board of trustees of Seven (07) members, chaired by PRESIDENT. - An Executive Committee of Council of Discipline (06) which is responsible for the daily management of the foundation and its annexes. This coordination direction represents the Institution in all acts of civil life. The Love Alliance Foundation for Orphans, Disabled and Abandoned persons in Nigeria (LAFODAP NIGERIA) activities revolve around its motto: One Love, One Family. This unfolds in practice, by the welcome coaching, education, information, training and integration into working life for environment in one hand. On the other hand, promote, safeguard and support the efforts of each other. In short, attend the layer of the most disadvantaged persons. "ORPHANS, DISABLED AND ABANDONED". The coach staff and LAFODAP NIGERIA part of a special professional status undertake the task ahead, because of the humanitarian involvement which is the guarantor in its commitment. This humanitarian involvement entitles it to a regulation which provides for a special categorization in three (3) types namely: - Support staff - National administrative frameworks - International administrative frameworks 1) The support staff consists of permanent staff completing tasks under the responsibility of a department head or a cat section. 2) National administrative frameworks consist of all staff responsible for carrying out tasks at the regional level as Regional Delegate under the care of the National Coordinator. 3) International administrative managers to represent the institution outside under the initiative of the General Coordinator guarantor of the organization at all levels of management policy. Board of Trustees are; President :Pastor. ADEMOLA A. VINCENT (Nigerian) Vice-President: Mr. ADEGBUJI A. OLAYIWOLA (Nigerian) Gen Secretary: Ms. AKWO MARIE MANYA (Cameroonian) Financial Treasurer: Mrs. HUNPATIN S. FOLAKE (Nigerian) Financial Secretary: Mr. ADEMOLA WASIU (Nigerian) Pub/ Media Director: Pastor SYLVANUS E. EKPO (Nigerian) Welfare Officer: Mr. ADEYEMI TEMITOPE (Nigerian) The Council of Discipline consists of 06 members - representatives of the Foundation and individuals (they are specialists in different fields of knowledge: Engineers, Accountants, Theologists, Journalist, Teachers, Medical Doctors, and Entrepreneurs etc.) SIX Commissions work in the Foundation: Environmental issues (Head– MRS. SOBOWALE ADENIKE RASHIDAT) Economic issues (Head – MR. ORUKOTAN AFOLABI) Educational issues (Head – MR. ANTHONY HOREB MIDJOCHEDO) Health issues (Head- Mrs OJO ABIMBOLA ODUNOLA) Social issues (Head- Mrs. ADEMOLA PAHO NDJEUNGA CHARLOTTE) Spiritual-Psychological issues (Head – PROPHETESS. ABIIBA LYDIA ATEME) The crosscheck committee consists of three members. PRINCE. OLUGBENLE ADENIYI JIMMY — Grand Patron. HON KAYODE GIWA - Patron. MRS ANNA OFOLUGHE — Matron.
Number and type of members:	Founding Members (10) Executive Members (06) Honorary Members (28) General Members / Statutory Members (207)
Affiliation with NGO networks:	YES
Funding structure:	Membership fees or dues Other sources Fees for education and training services Product sales and business services Donations and grants from domestic sources Funds from Religious Institutions Fundraising campaigns
Funding structure other:	Income from Sales of Water Production, Cassava and palm oil Processing Products and Posh powder detergent production etc.

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