WELCOME TO
ISAIAH 58 MANDATE
FOUNDATION
About us
OUR MANDATE
Our mandate is to spread the love of Christ by providing compassionate assistance and sharing the gospel, transforming lives and communities with the message of salvation and hope.
About us
OUR MANDATE
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT OF EVERY CHILD
Our commitment is to the rights of every child. Described in the Convention on the Rights of the Child as minors under 18, the rights of the child include:
Parental Guidance
Non-discrimination
Life, survival, and development
A right to be protected
Food, clothing, and safe shelter
Sanitation, water, food, and environment
Healthcare
Education
Freedom to express ideas and respect for their ideas.
Protection against child trafficking.
Identity
Family care
NUTRITION
We aim to end hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition, and promote sustainable agriculture. Unfortunately, thousands of children die and are threatened by hunger and malnutrition across Nigeria today. With increasing cases of weakened immune systems, many of these children are bound to fall sick and possibly die. Isaiah 58 Mandate works tirelessly to ensure that every child under our care has access to not just daily meals but healthy daily meals. Read more about us and connect with our work.
CLEAN WATER
Our hearts reach out to the child who lives without access to clean water. The World Health Organization (WHO, 2021) estimates that nearly 6,000 children die of water-related diseases each day. The idea of children in communities traveling long distances to get clean water poses challenges to childhood development and several other related risks. We are committed to guaranteeing availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for children. By providing clean water, we can save hundreds of children. We will reduce or eliminate the hassle of long trips, recycled water, and the consequent threat of lowered immunity, sickness, and death. Our clean water fund goes to installing boreholes and water storage tanks in rural communities to help improve the wellbeing and safety of children within such communities. Follow our stories of intervention, and let’s make an impact together.
CLEAN WATER
Our hearts reach out to the child who lives without access to clean water. The World Health Organization (WHO, 2021) estimates that nearly 6,000 children die of water-related diseases each day. The idea of children in communities traveling long distances to get clean water poses challenges to childhood development and several other related risks. In fulfilling SDG 6, we are committed to guaranteeing availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for children. By providing clean water, we can save hundreds of children. We will reduce or eliminate the hassle of long trips, recycled water, and the consequent threat of lowered immunity, sickness, and death. Our clean water fund goes to installing boreholes and water storage tanks in rural communities to help improve the wellbeing and safety of children within such communities. Follow our stories of intervention, and let’s make an impact together.
HEALTH CARE
Our belief at Isaiah 58 Mandate is that sound health is a God-given gift. Many vulnerable and impoverished children in Nigeria today die at birth from diseases and avoidable health hazards. Several who survive through delivery and infancy fall ill due to poor living conditions and lack proper health care resources. The Isaiah 58 Mandate health care fund is targeted to support:
• Child Surgery.
• Pregnancy/Delivery including antenatal & post-natal.
• Infant medic aid – vaccinations, newborn care (Food, Clothing, Shelter).
EDUCATION
To train up one child on the right path is a lifelong investment. We hope to provide inclusive and equitable quality education while fostering sustainable learning opportunities for vulnerable children in Nigeria. Without this intervention, many children drop out of school for lack of capacity to pay school fees.
EDUCATION
To train up one child on the right path is a lifelong investment. We hope to provide inclusive and equitable quality education while fostering sustainable learning opportunities for vulnerable children in Nigeria. Without this intervention, many children drop out of school for lack of capacity to pay school fees.
