Registered Nigerian NGO · RN 168211
Giving every indigent child a classroom and every widow a future.
Aliston Care Foundation is a non-profit organisation supporting the education of indigent children and empowering vulnerable widows across underserved communities in Nigeria.
Education that opens doors
Every child deserves a brighter start in the classroom.
From school materials and uniforms to scholarships and learning support, we help indigent children stay in school, thrive, and build a future they can be proud of.
Dignity for every widow
Standing with widows to restore hope and independence.
Through skills training, healthcare, and sustainable livelihood support, we walk alongside vulnerable widows — helping them rebuild their lives with dignity and confidence.
Who We Are
A foundation built on compassion and hope.
Aliston Care Foundation is a non-profit, non-political, and non-discriminatory organization committed to improving the lives of indigent children, vulnerable widows, and underserved families across Nigeria.
The establishment of Aliston Care Foundation was inspired by the challenges women and children face within the family, including poverty, family instability, and neglect. These challenges often contribute to women's suffering and children's withdrawal from school. This motivated the Foundation to promote peaceful families, empower vulnerable women, especially widows, and support indigent children to access and complete their education.
The Foundation began its activities in February 2017 through marriage seminars and family counselling aimed at promoting peaceful homes, family reconciliation, and community stability. In February 2022, the organization restructured its operations to expand its humanitarian activities and strengthen its impact on vulnerable individuals and communities. It was duly registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) on 28 October 2022, with Registration Number RC 168211.
Our Purpose
Vision, Mission & Philosophy
Our Vision
To impact people who will, in turn, impact their society.
Our Mission
To facilitate educational support, family empowerment, skills acquisition, and welfare programmes that empower indigent children, widows, and vulnerable families to realise their full potential and contribute meaningfully to society.
Our Philosophy
We believe that society is transformed when indigent children, widows, and vulnerable families are given the opportunities and support they need to unlock their full potential, live with dignity, and contribute meaningfully to the development of their communities.
What We Do
Two Commitments, One Purpose
Our work is focused on two groups whose needs are deeply connected: indigent children who deserve an education, and widows who deserve dignity and a livelihood.
Children & School Support Initiatives
Programs focused on improving access to education, learning environments, child protection, and academic development.
Widows Support Initiatives
Programs aimed at promoting economic empowerment, healthcare access, social wellbeing, and sustainable livelihoods for vulnerable widows.
What Guides Us
Our Core Values
We are committed to improving the lives of our beneficiaries and building lasting trust with our donors and partners through impactful programmes, while upholding discipline, equality, integrity, accountability, and compassion in all we do.
Discipline
We work with focus, order and consistency, holding ourselves to high standards in every community we serve.
Accountability
We measure, report and remain answerable to our beneficiaries, donors, partners and regulators.
Equality
Every child and every widow deserves the same dignity, opportunity and care, regardless of background or circumstance.
Compassion
We lead with empathy, putting the real needs of vulnerable families at the centre of everything we do.
Integrity
We are honest, transparent and principled in our programmes, partnerships and use of every resource entrusted to us.
On The Ground
Recent Programmes
SUMMARY REPORT ON ASSESSMENT VISIT TO 2025-ENROLLED PUPILS
REPORT ON SCHOOL OUTREACH
REPORT ON WIDOWS EMPOWERMENT TRAINING.
Our Latest Event
Lives Changed
Back To School, Back To Hope
Odey Emmanuel
11 years · Masaka, Karu LGA, Nasarawa State
Re-enrolled in Primary 4 on 29th September 2023. Odey resumed regular attendance and has remained in school since.
Kingsley Moses
13 years · Bagado, Kachia LGA, Kaduna State
Re-enrolled on 19th October 2023. Kingsley is now in SSS 2 and attending school regularly.
Jude & Hope Ayuba
11 & 9 years · Orozo, AMAC, FCT Abuja
Re-enrolled on 27th October 2023. Jude and Hope are presently in Primary 5 and attending school regularly.
Voices Fom The Community
Frequently Asked Questions
We support the education of indigent children, school dropouts and out-of-school children, and we empower vulnerable widows through skills acquisition, livelihoods, healthcare and welfare programmes across Nigeria.
Yes. The Foundation is duly registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) on 28 October 2022, Registration Number RC 168211. We also maintain institutional engagement with relevant federal ministries and civil society networks.
We operate across underserved communities in Nigeria, with active programmes in Nasarawa State (Karu Chiefdom), the FCT Abuja, Kaduna State and beyond.
You can give through our bank account, partner with us technically or institutionally, volunteer your skills, or sponsor a child’s education. Visit our Get Involved page to learn more.
Indigent pupils, orphans, out-of-school children and children of indigent widows, as well as vulnerable widows — identified in partnership with community leaders, schools and traditional institutions.
Visit Us
Block J,Suit 17,POWA International Market, Check Point Nyanya, AMAC,Abuja Nigeria
Call Us
+234 703 213 9053 ,+2347036278069
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Aliston Care Foundation · Zenith Bank Plc · 1220223617