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About
With your helping hand, we can bring hope and save more lives
Feed Needy World Initiative was founded in 2018 in Nigeria with a vision to uplift marginalised communities through compassion, empowerment, and education. Recognizing the growing need for structured humanitarian efforts, the organization officially established its headquarters in Houston, Texas, U.S.A., on February 25th, 2021, to expand its reach and impact globally.
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VISION
We build a world where marginalized individuals regardless of their background or circumstance have equal access to opportunities, resources, and support systems that empower them to rise, thrive, and lead lives of dignity and purpose
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MISSION
To ignite change from the ground up by equipping the marginalized with resources and opportunities, we deliver transformative initiatives that empower them with quality education, good health access, digital and vocational skills, livelihood support, and second-chance opportunities. Our mission is to reshape the future one life, one skill, and one opportunity at a time ensuring no one is too marginalised or too far behind to rise
WHAT WE DO
At FeedNeedy World Initiative, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to learn and reach their full potential, regardless of their financial background. The Education Access Fund aims to break down financial barriers by providing essential support to children in marginalized communities, ensuring they stay in school and succeed. This initiative is structured into two key components
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Stay In School Support which covers school fees and educational needs of marginalised children.
Exam Access Support which provides sponsorship for crucial exams like WAEC, NABTEB, and JAMB.Exa
At FeedNeedy World Initiative, we recognize that access to digital skills is no longer a luxury it is a necessity. Our Tech-A-Child Initiative is designed to bridge the digital divideeby delivering digital literacy and basic computer training to marginalised children in marginalized communities. Through hands-on learning and guided instruction, we introduce children to essential computer skills, the program also includes awareness of online safety, helping them to use technology responsibly and effectively.
We ensure that each training session is inclusive, engaging, and age-appropriate providing access to computers, educational software, and learning aids all in a safe, supportive environment. Through Tech-A-Child, Initiative we ensure that no child is left behind in the global tech space, and every child has the chance to learn, grow, and lead in a digital future.
At FeedNeedy World Initiative, we are deeply committed to empowering marginalized individuals particularly widows, single mothers, by providing them with the tools and resources necessary to build a stable and sustainable livelihood. Through our Livelihood Support Initiative, we offer startup capital to help these individuals start their own businesses, covering essential costs such as shop rent to ensure they have a physical space to operate. In addition, we provide business development skills training to equip them with the knowledge and practical skills needed to run successful ventures.
FeedNeedy World Initiative is dedicated to improving the health of marginalized communities by providing free health screenings and education. Our Bridge to Health Initiative focuses on empowering marginalised populations with knowledge and early detection of potential health conditions. This initiative is structured into two components .
Know Your Vitals program, we offer free routine screenings, medications and health education for blood pressure, blood sugar, and BMI, helping individuals understand their baseline health and detect silent conditions early.
Wellness Check we provide free malaria, typhoid, and vision screenings, along with access to necessary medications, ensuring that these communities receive timely care and improved health outcomes.
WHERE WE ARE
+44 7827 724302
+229 96 11 93 59
+229 96 11 93 59
+229 96 11 93 59
+234 (81) 351 9 -0583
World Book Day Celebration
As par otf World Book Day celebration, we launched the Read to Rise initiative a heartfelt campaign dedicated to promoting literacy and fostering a love for reading among children, especially those from marginalized communities. Through book donations, storytelling sessions, and engaging podcast conversations Read to Rise aims to open doors of imagination, knowledge, and opportunity.
Donating
MEET THE TEAM
ISAAC EROMOSELE
Founder
ALISSON DUARTE
USA Lead Chapter
MODUPE ABIOLA
Cofounder
DAVID GANDJONON
Benin Lead Chapter
OGE OKOLI
Event Manager
OLUWATOSIN ALAYANDE
Creative Director
IDOWU BANKOLE
London Lead Chapter
The Power of Books: Why Reading is A Superpower
In celebration of World Book Day, we hosted a powerful and heartfelt podcast session exploring the transformative power of reading in a child’s life. In this episode, our speakers delve into, how reading shapes and broadens young minds, their cherished childhood reading memories, the life-changing impact books can have on marginalized children This inspiring conversation is a beautiful reminder that a book can be a child’s very first window to the world.
Tune into The Eposode
Thanks to FeedNeedy World Initiative, I through their Livelihhod Support Initiative n I ow run my own foodstuff shop and can support my family with dignity. The organization not only helped me start my business but also gave my daughter, Nimota, the opportunity to go to school through the Education Access Fund. We’re deeply grateful this support has given us hope for a brighter future.
Mojisola Fasanu
Education Access Fund/Livelihood SupportBeneficiary
Before the Know Your Vitals program, I didn’t know how important it was to regularly check my blood pressure and sugar levels. The free screening helped me understand my health better and take preventive steps early." Now, I feel more confident and in control of my well-being. Thank you, FeedNeedy World Initiative, for bringing health awareness to people like me who need it most.
Oluwaseun Oladipo
Know Your Vitals Beneficiary
When I opened my book, it felt like the world opened up to me. I used to sit quietly, watching others read now, I have my own book, and with it, my own voice. Thank you for giving me my first story