Umuejike Charity Foundation is a registered non-governmental organization in Nigeria with Corporate Affairs Commission dedicated to providing succor to the less privileged such as those living with disabilities, women, and abandoned children in our community.
Activities include advocacy programs, rehabilitations, educational sponsorship, Medical bailouts, and outreaches to other NGOs and homes.
Services include shelter for children, empowering women, provision of mobility aids for physically challenged, guide cane and brailles for virtually impaired, protect their human rights by providing legal services where necessary.
Building upon a strong foundation of experience, partnership and field demonstration, UCFAID empowers communities to responsibly and sustainably care for Vulnerable ones, for the well-being of humanity.
We imagine a healthy, prosperous world in which communities are forever committed to caring for the Vulnerable and assisting the less privileged, for the long-term benefit of communities and the dignity of all life on Earth.
UCFAID President and Founder, Celestine Ubby’s work began in 1996 when he quit his job on the street to help open Nigeria’s first Vulnerable institution, Ejike High—an experience that inspired him to create UCFAID. When he founded UCFAID in 2020, few had heard of the words inability investing.
When we first began, our vision was to create a vulnerable capital fund for the poor, supported by a global community of philanthropists and businesses willing to take a risk on a new approach to ending poverty. UCFAID’s donors are also our partners because our collaborative approach is to invest together in long-term change.
