Registered with the CAC on 13 August 2021 (No. 163260), Amaka Nweke Foundation exists to uplift the vulnerable through advocacy, health, education, and sustainable development.
A just, equitable, and healthy society where every individual—regardless of gender, age, or ability—has access to clean water, quality education, good governance, and comprehensive healthcare.
To empower vulnerable communities through advocacy, education, health interventions, and sustainable development programs that uphold human rights and dignity for all.
We work at the intersection of grassroots activism, policy advocacy, and international partnership — building coalitions that deliver measurable change from community level to state and national platforms.
The foundation operates across eight core pillars, with health woven into each dimension of our work.
Advocate and promote good governance and accountability at all levels of government.
Promote quality education and literacy, ensuring no child is left behind.
Support vulnerable groups through charity, women's empowerment, and youth development.
Protect children's rights and prevent all forms of child abuse and neglect.
Provide healthcare services and psychosocial support for victims of human rights violations, including medical outreach and cleft surgery for children.
Advance community health and well-being through preventive care, health education, and medical partnerships.
Promote access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) as a fundamental human right.
Solicit and provide financial assistance and humanitarian aid to vulnerable populations from national and international sources.