About Convenant Foundation Center

• To advocate for the interest and concerns of the civil society, disadvantaged youths and young people, women, and children who are voiceless and defend their fundamental human rights to be heard.
• To collaborate and network with potential partners among NGOs, donors and other institutions, in order to mobilize resources to address the needs and concern of the disadvantaged civil society.
• To reduce child labor through access to quality education, particularly for girl children in poor and rural communities, by providing sponsorships, grants and financial aids to children through the established Covenant Foundation Center Scholarship Scheme. This scheme is also extended to post secondary/tertiary education like colleges, universities and medical schools.
• To fight and reduce child and maternal mortality rates through the provision of free and affordable medical facilities, provision of public health education and training. To provide medical equipments and supplies to hospitals and clinics in Nigeria Africaand globe as well as to respond to emergency calls for help, once this is within the reach and mandate of the foundation.
• Establishment of maternal and child health care delivery services through a community mobile health clinic, and give support for the training of traditional birth attendants (TBAs) to improve the health status of the post war communities. Those staff and volunteers of The Covenant Foundation Center who are trained and registered medical nurses will manage the mobile clinic. The CFC community mobile healthcare service will visit communities to give public health education on communicable disease, child and maternal mortality and reproductive healthcare, treat minor illness and refer cases. It will monitor nutrition and food security as significant issues within the scope of preventive measures and offer advice and training.
• To address the concept of inequality and exclusion of the voiceless and underprivileged by supporting initiatives that will address the underlying factor(s) or causes of the problem.
• To assist in poverty alleviation through food security and sustainable agriculture, especially engaging women, encouraging back yard gardening as a sustainable community program for self-reliance, to provide micro-credit to women for small business enterprises, to support and advocate for policies and programs that will help reduce poverty, corruption and bad governance.
• Give support in the rehabilitation and reintegration of the juvenile justice system to encourage it to respond in the best interests of children. To monitor juvenile courts in defense, promotion, and protection of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (C.R.C) within the context of the rule of law.
• Access to justice : To provide a free legal aid facility for survivors and victims of sexual and domestic violence as well as give sustainable peer support for the rehabilitation of survivors through psychosocial services and the provision of physical, emotional, social, and spiritual support as a healing model to restore their dignity.
• Establishment of peer support groups in schools, colleges and universities as a social network that could be used to share developmental ideas, and discuss potential problems that affect teenagers, youths and young people for possible solutions in both Africa and overseas where the chapter is established. Student/pupils are given peer support based on their identified needs.

The foundation will further pursue other related objectives in the interest of its beneficiaries to achieve its aim.
The Foundation values the voices of civil society and seeks to assist them to gain ownership over their own development work, give them the enabling environment, opportunity and support to be able to control and manage the available resources to achieve their common goals and agenda.
The Covenant Foundation Center implements projects under three components, namely health, education and social justice. Among the Foundation's concerns are sanitation, HIV/AIDS, community health education, the maternal / child mortality rate, advocacy and policy regarding, young people, gender and child protection, resource mobilization and capacity building, training, peace building , human rights and democratization, agriculture and food security, and disability issues.
In Nigeria, Africa and globe, health care has become worrisome, while the country/continent endures some of the worst child mortality and maternal health outcomes worldwide. The country (Nigeria) is yet far from reaching the objectives of the Millennium Development Goal. The poor health care and high mortality rate amongst the vulnerable (women and children) has a dramatic effect on the growing population. We are trying to address the barriers to accessing quality and affordable healthcare in the country as one of the priority areas of our projects, by establishing: