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HRCRC’s Charity Update

HRCRC’s Charity Update: Sometime on the 14th of October 2024, we appealed here for your donations through a one thousand naira campaign to support Ebube and her baby, a victim of communal violence, and sexual abuse and exploitation which resulted in a beautiful child. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1F9We8WNe5/?mibextid=wwXIfr
We announce today with our sincerest gratitude that your generous donations amounted to the sum of N45,000. Whilst we continued to be present to Ebube and provide her with psychosocial and other supports, we are grateful to the Trinitarian Orphanage and the Sisters for continuing to accommodate and support Ebube and her baby.
In the course of our support, Ebube expressed a desire to attend a Fashion School so she can be armed to cater for herself and her baby. Through your support and that of our benefactors, we have paid for her full enrollment into a Fashion Academy in Abakaliki, and also procured a brand new Sewing Machine, and all the accessories she needs to immediately begin her lessons.
HRCRC's Charity Update
HRCRC’s Charity Update
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HRCRC Following UN Sustainable Goal 6

HRCRC Following UN Sustainable Goal 6: In line with Goal 6 of the Global Goals for Sustainable Development UN Sustainable Development Platform that seeks to Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all, HRCRC is grateful to St Patrick’s Missionary Society for the support to provide clean and portable water to thousands of residents around our office, Juju hill, Hilltop Road Abakaliki, who suffer from an acute shortage of portable clean water for domestic use daily.
HRCRC Following UN Sustainable Goal 6
HRCRC Following UN Sustainable Goal 6
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Training of HRCRC Branch GESI Officers

Training of HRCRC Branch GESI Officers: Deepening the reach of our ideals of Gender Equity, Inclusion and Respect for Persons with Disabilities, selected members of each branch were appointed and trained on Gender Equity and Social Inclusion and are to act as GESI officers to the branches and communities they belong to, reside and live.
The training was facilitated by Nwite Oluchi the project lead, Hope Inspired Foundation
Training of HRCRC Branch GESI Officers
Training of HRCRC Branch GESI Officers
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Setting Up Conflict Early Warning and Response System in Ikwo

Setting Up Conflict Early Warning and Response System in Ikwo: Continuing the process of setting up Conflict Early Warning and Response Systems in Local Governments of the State, HRCRC, in collaboration with Ikwo Local Government Area Chairman Barr Sunday Nwankwo trained Community Monitors from all the wards of the LGA on Recognizing Early Warning Signs, Data Collection and Reporting for Analysis.