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ABOUT US
Treasureland Health Builders (THB) is a non governmental, not for profit and voluntary organization trained by the World Bank and the British Council on the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and Family and Community Re-orientation (FACOR). Our work is mainly at the grass root level, helping community members get information that will aid their development. Our major activities focuses on youth, women and children, covering issues on health, education, poverty, skill acquisition programme and micro credit for indigent women and youths.
The organization started as Student Health Club (SHC) in Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State, Nigeria in the year 2002, where our activities then were solely talking to fellow youths on health issues, hospital visitation and donations.
The organization latter matured to Treasureland Health Builders (THB) under the auspices of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) where we initiated and executed more than seven (7) selfless projects in 2006.
Ifesinachi Sam-Emuwa (Mrs.) a health educator, and Development Knowledge Facilitator, founded the organization. |
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OUR FOCUS
- Health trainings, seminars and workshops
- HIV&AIDS, awareness and stigma reduction.
- Maternal and child health education
- Care for orphans, vulnerable children and less privileged
- Development knowledge against drug abuse.
- Poverty alleviation and skill acquisition programme, providing micro credit.
VISION
To be multi- national non governmental organization by the year 2020, bringing lasting development to the world on issues of health, education, poverty and epidemic. Through partnership and collaboration.
MISSION
To provide qualitative health seminars, sensitization programmes on HIV&AIDS and other health issues and also empowering the youths and women in skills and micro entrepreneurship.
OBJECTIVE
- To help in combating HIV&AIDS and STIs by organizing health seminars, sensitizing members of the society, commercial sex workers and also care for HIV&AIDS positive living people.
- To help in poverty alleviation through skill acquisition programmes, providing micro credit for the applicants, and micro enterprises.
- To educate mothers on maternal and child health issues, rendering support to orphans and vulnerable children.
- Help in the achievement of the millennium development goals (MDGs) by the year 2015.
Helping the molested youths, children that are abused and educating parents and guidance on the relevance of education and the implications of child abuse as it leads to drug abuse |
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