Anthony Udokwu's Foundation-Yahweh
Anthony Udokwu's Foundation-Yahweh
Anthony Udokwu's Foundation-Yahweh
Empowering Lives Through Compassion
Data Reselling Empowerment Programme
At the Anthony Udokwu Foundation Yahweh, we empower young people and disadvantaged individuals with sustainable skills for financial independence.
Through this programme, we support orphans, persons with disabilities, widows, and students facing hardship by providing:
Professional training in mobile data reselling, airtime sales, and POS money transfers.
Startup funding to help graduates launch their own independent businesses.
Supervision and accountability through our trustees in Nigeria, who ensure every grant is used responsibly.
How It Works
Applicants undergo a needs assessment to confirm their vulnerability and readiness.
A professional data vendor provides online training.
Upon completion, the foundation provides startup capital.
Trustees monitor their progress, ensuring beneficiaries apply funds effectively.
Impact So Far
Over several phases, we have trained and funded multiple beneficiaries, with ₦207,400 disbursed in the latest round.
One participant, a young widow with two children, shared:
“This programme gave me the chance to earn my own income. I can now provide food for my children without begging. I am grateful to the foundation for believing in me.”
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Poultry Empowerment Programme
At the Anthony Udokwu Foundation Yahweh, we understand that not every young person or widow wishes to pursue higher education. To providealternative pathways to self-reliance, we established the Poultry Empowerment Programme, which equips beneficiaries with the skills and resources to run small-scale poultry businesses.
Who We Support
This programme is designed for:
Widows and single mothers struggling to provide for their families.
Orphans and disadvantaged young people who choose not to attend university.
Persons with disabilities capable of running poultry rearing with minimal resources.
How It Works
Needs Assessment – Each applicant is assessed to confirm their vulnerability and capacity to manage a poultry project.
Training – Beneficiaries receive professional guidance on poultry farming, including feeding, disease prevention, and basic business management.
Startup Support – Once trained, we provide the initial funding and resources (such as chicks, feed, or housing materials) needed to begin.
Monitoring & Accountability – Our trustees in Nigeria supervise the implementation, ensuring resources are applied correctly and only when support is critical.
Impact So Far
The programme has given widows and disadvantaged youth the ability to generate income, sustain their households, and avoid cycles of dependency.
One widow recently shared:
“Before this support, I had no means to provide for my children. Now I rear chickens and can sell eggs weekly, which pays for food and school supplies. This has restored my dignity and hope.”
At the Anthony Udokwu Foundation Yahweh, we understand that not every young person or widow wishes to pursue higher education. To provide alternative pathways to self-reliance, we established the Poultry Empowerment Programme, which equips beneficiaries with the skills and resources to run small-scale poultry businesses.
Who We Support
This programme is designed for:
-Widows and single mothers struggling to provide for their families.
-Orphans and disadvantaged young people who choose not to attend university.
-Persons with disabilities capable of running poultry rearing with minimal resources.
How It Works
A. Needs Assessment – Each applicant is assessed to confirm their vulnerability and capacity to manage a poultry project.
B. Training – Beneficiaries receive professional guidance on poultry farming, including feeding, disease prevention, and basic business management.
C. Startup Support – Once trained, we provide the initial funding and resources (such as chicks, feed, or housing materials) needed to begin.
D. Monitoring & Accountability – Our trustees in Nigeria supervise the implementation, ensuring resources are applied correctly and only when support is critical.
Impact So Far
The programme has given widows and disadvantaged youth the ability to generate income, sustain their households, and break the cycle of dependency. One widow recently shared:
“Before this support, I had no means to provide for my children. Now I rear chickens and can sell eggs weekly, which pays for food and school supplies. This has restored my dignity and hope.”