Results
Our Impact
Measured results, documented programmes and the real stories behind the numbers.
Our Track Record
Past Programmes & Projects
A chronological record of the outreaches, milestones and partnerships that define our journey.
Widows Support Initiative — Skill Acquisition & Empowerment
Date: 5th & 12th Feb 2022
Location: Koroduma & Masaka, Karu LGA Nasarawa State.
30 indigent widows trained in Izal, liquid soap, Vaseline & shampoo production, with startup packs.
Impact: Improved livelihoods and capacity to support children’s education.
Children Support Initiative
18th Feb 2022 – Home of Refuge for the Poor, Kuchikau, Karu LGA Nasarawa State
Target: 25 vulnerable children
Activity: Distribution of food items and learning/educational materials.
Impact: Met immediate nutritional and educational needs of 25 children, supporting wellbeing and learning.
Children Support Initiative — School Outreach
Date: 21st Feb 2022
Location: LEA Primary School, New Nyanya, Karu LGA, Nasarawa State.
Target: 30 indigent pupils (especially orphans)
Activities: Distributed uniforms, books, sandals, school bags; health talk.
Impact: Reduced barriers to school attendance and improved pupil wellbeing.
Unveiling Ceremony of Aliston Care Foundation
26th Feb 2022, Joscord Hotel, Masaka, Karu LGA Nasarawa State
Official launch of the Foundation for community leaders, school authorities, NGOs, widows, and other stakeholders. Activities included unveiling, keynote on partnership, product exhibition by trained widows, and beneficiary testimonials.
Impact: Raised visibility, built stakeholder support, and enabled widows to earn income from product sales.
Widows Support Initiative — Welfare Outreach
26th June 2022, Joscord Hotel, Masaka, Karu LGA, Nasarawa State
26 indigent widows received food items and sensitization on self-reliance and household sustainability.
Impact: Provided immediate relief and promoted long-term household self-sufficiency.
School Support Initiative — Distribution of School Desks
13th June 2023, LEA Primary School, Uke Company, Karshi Dev. Area, Karu LGA Nasarawa State
Distributed 22 new desks and renovated 11 old desks (33 total) for pupils who previously sat on the floor.
Impact: Improved classroom comfort, posture and concentration, and reduced school replacement costs.
Children Support Initiative — School Outreach
20th June 2023, LEA Primary School, Papaladna, Karshi Dev. Area, Karu LGA, Nasarawa State
43 indigent children received 43 uniforms, 30 sandals, and 39 pairs of socks. Pupils also staged a drama on the importance of education.
Impact: Reduced barriers to attendance and increased community support for children’s education.
Children Support Initiative — School & Medical Outreach
3rd July 2023, LEA Primary School, Kudu Aso District, Karu LGA
25 indigent children received uniforms, exercise books (15 dozen), sandals (22), school bags (21), socks and writing materials. Medical outreach was also provided for community members by Sure Mercy of David Foundation.
Impact: Improved school attendance and classroom readiness; addressed immediate health needs and strengthened community engagement.
Child Re-enrollment: Kingsley Moses
Children Support Initiative Case Study: Child Re-enrollment
Child: Kingsley Moses
Age: 13 years
Location: Bagado, Kachia LGA, Kaduna State
Date Identified: August 2023
Household: Lives with his widowed mother, a petty trader, and siblings. Income is irregular. Background
Kingsley dropped out of Junior Secondary School due to financial constraints and was advised by his mother to learn welding. He was identified by the Aliston Care Foundation Kaduna State representative during a community outreach in August 2023.
Intervention
– Enrolled under the scholarship scheme
– Registration, tuition and PTA fees paid to date
– Full school kit provided: uniform, sandals, bag, books and writing materials
– Admission secured at Government Day Junior Secondary School, Bagado, Kachia LGA
– Termly follow-up visits to monitor attendance and welfare
Outcome
Re-enrolled on 19th October 2023. Kingsley is now in SSS 3, preparing for his Senior Secondary School Examination, and attends school regularly.
Child Re-enrollment: 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
Child Re-enrollment: 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.
Children Support Initiative — Nomadic School Outreach
10th Nov 2023, Rugan Fulani, Angwan Gwandara, Karu LGA Nasarawa State
Provided nomadic children with white writing boards, textbooks, exercise books, and writing supplies (markers, pencils, dusters, erasers, sharpeners).
Impact: Improved teaching capacity and classroom participation; increased pupil excitement and engagement.
Pre-Registration Compliance Visit
Date: 15 December 2023
Location: Aliston Care Foundation Head Office
Officials from the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation inspected the foundation’s office facilities, verified its original registration documents, and confirmed the physical presence of Aliston Care Foundation, advancing its registration and recognition process with the Ministry.
2023 Board of Trustees Meeting
Date: 16th December 2023
Location: Board Chairman’s Office.
The meeting reviewed the Foundation’s 2023 programs and performance. The Board also previewed and approved the 2024 action plans and budget to guide implementation for the coming year.
In Attendance: Board Chairman, Executive Director, Board Secretary, Managing Director, and Board Member.
Partnership Meeting with Sister to Sister Worldwide
On 31st January 2024, Aliston Care Foundation Executives met with Dr. Mrs. Mary Alile, CEO/Founder of Sister to Sister Worldwide.
Discussions focused on collaborating to reach indigent widows and children, particularly in underserved communities in southern Nigeria.
The meeting established a partnership framework to leverage both organizations’ networks to expand support for vulnerable widows and children.
National NGO Training & Accreditation Interview
22nd February 2024
Federal Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning held mandatory training/interview for NGO CEOs.
Aliston Care Foundation was represented by CEO Mr. Agbojeyin Tony, Director Mrs. Agbojeyin Tony Alice, and MD Mr. Charles Uver.
Led by Dr. Samson Ebimaro (Director, Int’l Cooperation), it covered NGO governance, funding and national accreditation.
Outcome: Advanced national registration and enabled synergy with the Ministry and other NGOs.
Inspection Visit by Federal Ministry of Women Affairs
14th March 2024
Delegation from Dept. of Child Development inspected Aliston Care Foundation’s office, verified registration documents, funding sources and operations.
Discussed collaboration for women and children outreach.
Outcome: Confirmed operational presence and documentation; opened door for joint programming.
2024 Board of Trustees Meeting
12th April 2024
Venue: Suite 15, Purple Stone Mall, Apo Resettlement, FCT Abuja
Purpose: Review and approve 2024 program action plan and budget.
Attendees: Engr. Emmanuel Oche John (Chairman), Mr. Agbojeyin Tony (ED), Mr. Olaleye Temidayo (Secretary), Elder Joshua Okungbowa, Mrs. Agbojeyin Tony Alice, and Comrd. Charles Uver (MD).
Outcome: Plan and budget approved for 2024 implementation.
Courtesy Visit to Etsu Karu Palace
22nd April 2024
Aliston Care Foundation executives led by the ED visited HRH Pharm. Baba Panya, Etsu Karu & President, Karu LGA Traditional Council, at his palace.
Focus: Partnership to tackle out-of-school children in Karu LGA.
Outcome: HRH assured support and commitment to collaborate on community-based interventions for vulnerable children.
Pre-Outreach Meeting – Chorin Bisa – 6th May 2024
FCT Maiden School Outreach
16th May 2024
Venue: LEA Primary School, Chorin Bisa, AMAC
Beneficiaries: 38 indigent pupils received 8 uniforms, 30 bags, 10 sandals, 48 socks, 20 dozens of books, biros, erasers, sharpeners.
20 out-of-school children mobilized by community leaders for re-enrollment pledged 20th Nov 2024.
Attendees: Fed. Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, AMAC Chairman, LEA Secretariat, Foundation Board/Execs, community leaders, teachers, parents, pupils.
Outcome: Immediate learning support delivered; pathway set for re-enrollment.
Courtesy Visit – Abuja Municipal Area Council, Education Directorate
Preparatory Visit for Re-enrollment
Enrollment of Out of School Children & World Children's Day Celebrations– 20 Nov 2024 – Chorin Bisa AMAC FCT ABUJA
20 out-of-school children re-enrolled, each received uniform, sandals, bag, socks, books & stationery.
Attended by Representatives from Federal. Ministries of Women Affairs & Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Foundation executive, School & Community leaders.
Outcome: 20 children back in school; strengthened partnerships.
Courtesy Visit – Etsu of Karu, The President Traditional Rulling Council Karu LGA Nasarawa State.– 2nd July 2025
Executives visited HRH Pharm. Baba Luka Panya to seek support for Karu LGA outreach, partnership to enroll out-of-school children, and brief on 25 Sept 2025 Stakeholders & Fundraising Conference.
Outcome: HRH pledged full support, called expanded meeting with district heads for 14 July 2025.
Engagement with Karu LGA Education Secretariat
On 2nd July 2025, the Executive Director and Managing Director of Aliston Care Foundation met with the Education Secretary and Head Teachers at the Karu LGA Education Secretariat, Nasarawa State.
Purpose: To brief them on the Foundation’s 2025 programs, collaborate to identify school dropouts and out-of-school children, and align on enrollment plans and required learning materials.
Outcome: Secured the cooperation of the Secretariat and Head Teachers; agreed roles for beneficiary identification, verification, and enrollment.
Engagement with Karu District Heads
At Etsu of Karu’s Palace, met 8 District Heads on the directives of HRH’s
Outcomes: Agreed joint strategy to mobilize chiefs/leaders to identify indigent out-of-school children, set timelines for field visits, and invited them to 25 Sept 2025 Stakeholders & Fundraising Conference.
Strengthens grassroots ownership for enrollment.
Pre-Registration Visit by Federal Ministry of Education
Hosted Ministry delegation at Corporate Office, Abuja, for capacity assessment, document verification, and collaboration talks on enrolling indigent out-of-school children.
Outcome: Delegation satisfied; Ministry invited to 25 Sept 2025 Conference.
A step toward federal recognition & scaled partnership.
Grassroots Sensitization & Identification Drive – From 15 Aug 2025 (2 weeks)*
IDENTIFICATION & SCREENING EXERCISE FOR OUT OF SCHOOL CHILDREN – 15TH AUG 2025 - 30TH AUG 2025
Following sensitization, community leaders visited low-income households, widows & orphan homes to bring out-of-school children (focus: orphans & children of indigent widows) to screening points.
Team assessed reason for dropout, last class attended & willingness to return. Eligible children were measured for uniforms for Sept 2025 resumption.
Outcome: Eligible children identified, documented & measured – scheduled for enrollment in Sept 2025 session.
Identification & Screening – 15th Aug 2025 – New Nyanya
Identification & Screening – 19th Aug 2025 – Nyanya Gwandara
Identification & Screening – 23rd Aug 2025 – Ado District
Identification & Screening – 25th Aug 2025 – Ado Pada District
Identification & Screening – 30th Aug 2025 – Luvu Madaki
Maiden Annual Stakeholders Conference on Primary Education & Out-of-School Children
25th September 2025 ,Venue: MEWA International University Caro Local Government
Aliston Care Foundation convened stakeholders to discuss bridging the education gap and sustainable solutions for out-of-school children in Karu LGA. The event doubled as a fundraiser to enroll identified orphans and children of indigent widows.
In attendance were Hon. Gaza Gbefwi, Dr. Yusuf Imran (Guest Lecturer), Karu LGA Chairman (represented), Education Secretary (represented), Chief Markus Zhisalo, partners, Federal Ministries, Foundation Board members, school heads and community members.
Outcome: Renewed collaboration and commitments to support enrollment and retention under the Foundation’s Scholarship Scheme.
ENROLMENT AND DISTRIBUTION OF EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS.
Project Period: 10th–24th October 2025
10th October 2025 Aso B Community
15th October 2025 – Luvu Madaki Community
17th October 2025 – Nyanya Gwandara Community
21st October 2025 – Nyanya Gbagi/New Nyanya Community
24th October 2025 – Ado Community
COURTESY VISIT FOR PARTNERSHIP
REPORT ON THE ASSESSMENT VISIT TO 2025-ENROLLED PUPILS_
CHILD ENROLLMENT SUPPORT
DUE DILIGENCE VISIT BY CSACEFA (Civil Society Action Coalition on Education For All)
SCHOOL OUTREACH PROGRAMME.
TURNING WASTE INTO OPPORTUNITIES: SKILLS ACQUISITION FOR WIDOWS
Date:17th October, 2026
Accountability
How We Measure & Report
Monitoring & Evaluation
- Field monitoring visits
- Beneficiary assessments
- Data collection and reporting
- Community feedback mechanisms
- Programme evaluation reports
Financial Accountability
- Proper documentation of income and expenditure
- Financial reporting and up-to-date audit reports
- Budget monitoring and control
- Donor accountability systems
- Procurement transparency