GWOCF Programs

We Support Women, Widows, and orphans to Reach Their Full Potential

At Greymond Women, Orphans and Charity Foundation (GWOCF), we are dedicated to empowering vulnerable individuals and families  especially women, widows, and orphans  through targeted programs that promote education, health, and economic independence.

Each initiative aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and focuses on creating sustainable, long-term impact in communities across the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja.

Our Programs

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Scholarship Program for Vulnerable Students

Education is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty. Through our Scholarship Program, GWOCF provides educational support to 50 students currently enrolled in public schools across Abuja.

The scholarship covers school fees, uniforms, learning materials, and other educational essentials to ensure that every child, especially orphans and children from low-income families  has the opportunity to learn, grow, and succeed.

Beyond financial aid, GWOCF offers mentorship, performance monitoring, and emotional support to help beneficiaries reach their full potential and become tomorrow’s leaders.

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Health Sensitization Campaign

We recently concluded a Health Sensitization Program at Junior Secondary School, Mpape, focusing on personal hygiene, nutrition, menstrual health, and preventive healthcare.

The campaign educated students on the importance of maintaining healthy lifestyles and making informed choices about their well-being.

By promoting health awareness at the grassroots level, GWOCF continues to build stronger, healthier communities where every child has the chance to thrive.

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  • Focus on AI Training for Women

Earn and Learn Program

At GWOCF, we recognize that the future of empowerment lies in technology and innovation. In partnership with HerNest to connect our women to MPOWA Ai training. They are launching the Earn and Learn Program, a transformative initiative designed to equip young women, single mothers, and widows with digital and Artificial Intelligence (AI) skills. This innovative program allows participants to earn modest stipends while learning, ensuring financial stability during training.

Program Focus Areas
  • AI & Digital Literacy: Introduction to artificial intelligence, data usage, and digital tools.
  • Vocational and Soft Skills: Communication, leadership, and entrepreneurship training.
  • Financial Literacy: Guidance on savings, budgeting, and business growth.
  • Mentorship & Job Linkages: Connecting participants with digital job opportunities and mentors in the tech field.
Program Goals
  • AI & Digital Literacy: Introduction to artificial intelligence, data usage, and digital tools.
  • Vocational and Soft Skills: Communication, leadership, and entrepreneurship training.
  • Financial Literacy: Guidance on savings, budgeting, and business growth.
  • Mentorship & Job Linkages: Connecting participants with digital job opportunities and mentors in the tech field.
  • Empower women to participate actively in the digital economy.
  • Reduce unemployment and financial dependence among widows and single mothers.
  • Promote gender inclusion in technology and innovation sectors.
  • Build long-term economic resilience and digital readiness.
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Health and Nutrition for Vulnerable Children

Our forthcoming Health and Nutrition Initiative will reach out to vulnerable children in orphanages and underserved communities within the FCT. This program aims to:

  • Provide nutritional support and wellness screenings.
  • Conduct hygiene and nutrition education sessions.
  • Improve overall child health and growth outcomes.

Through this initiative, GWOCF seeks to reduce malnutrition and ensure that every child grows up healthy, strong, and full of potential.

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Partnership & Community Development Program

We believe collaboration drives sustainable change. Through strong partnerships with government agencies, development organizations, and the private sector, GWOCF expands its reach and amplifies its impact.

Together, we design programs that strengthen community capacity, promote inclusion, and ensure that no one is left behind.

Our Long-Term Impact Goals (2024–2030)

By 2030, GWOCF aims to:

  • Educate and support 100 orphans and vulnerable children through scholarships.
  • Provide health and nutrition aid to 20 orphanages and 100 widows/widowers.
  • Empower 100 widows with vocational and digital skills training.
  • Establish sustainable partnerships that drive nationwide impact.
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