Provide Food Items for 32 Abandoned Elderly Women

Dear donors,

We sincerely thank you for your contributions toward the “Provide Food Items for 32 Abandoned Elderly Women” project. The donations received so far will not be enough to roll out the program, and we kindly ask for additional support to help these women receive the meals they need.

Many elderly women in our communities have been abandoned by their families and live alone with no income. Some are too weak or sick to cook, and often go days without proper meals. Without regular food, their health deteriorates, and they face hunger, loneliness, and neglect. These women urgently need basic nutrition to survive and maintain their dignity.

This project will provide monthly food packs to 32 women, each containing rice, beans, oil, salt, and other essentials for preparing healthy meals. Volunteers or staff will deliver the food directly to their homes or a central safe location, ensuring they do not have to struggle to get what they need. Regular deliveries will help them eat properly, regain strength, and feel cared for.

With consistent support, these women can maintain better health, avoid complications caused by hunger, and enjoy a more peaceful daily life. The project will also remind the community that elderly women, even when abandoned, deserve care, respect, and attention.

Every donation will help turn this project into a lifeline for these vulnerable women, giving them steady meals and the comfort of knowing they are not forgotten.

Warm regards,
Ugbede-Ojo Dominic Kadiri
Project Leader

Dear Donors,

This project will provide food items for 32 abandoned elderly women who are living in very difficult conditions. 

Across Nigeria, many elderly people particularly women face neglect due to poverty, loss of family support, and lack of social protection. For abandoned women in slums and rural areas, the absence of steady food supply is one of the hardest challenges. Malnutrition, weakness, and isolation often follow, and some rely on neighbors or strangers for survival. These women once cared for others, but now find themselves left behind.

Our plan is to deliver regular food supplies such as rice, beans, oil, and other staples to the 32 women identified. This will reduce hunger, give them comfort, and restore dignity. We will also carry out welfare visits to monitor their wellbeing and provide companionship, as many of them are lonely and in need of human connection alongside food.

Although no donations have been received yet, the project is ready to begin as soon as resources become available. Every contribution will go directly into purchasing and distributing food to the women, ensuring that they do not go to bed hungry.

We thank you sincerely for your kindness in considering this project.

Warm regards,
Kadiri, Ugbede-Ojo Dominic
Project Leader