About Us

Living Faith Orphanage Home was established in December 2001 as a non-profit organization. From the 9 babies it began with in 2001, it has grown to cater for about 60 babies, a few of whom have now been adopted.

The orphanage was officially commissioned on December 21, 2001 by the Catholic Archbishop of Abuja, His Grace, the Most Reverend Dr. Steven
Onaiyekan.

Deeply touched by the message of our Lord Jesus Christ, especially in His remark, "As you do to one of theses ... you do unto me," Chief Steven  Akpo the founder of the orphanage, undertook to dedicate herself to the care of abandoned babies, who are the most vulnerable of Nigeria's under-privileged groups. Prior to this, she was an active media practitioner.

Living Faith Orphanage Home plans to expand its facilities to accommodate more babies in need of the Home's services. She is looking forward to a bigger, international-standard, facility which will take, if necessary, about 1000 babies as well as accommodate children with health and educational disabilities


Our Vision

Living Faith Orphanage Home is a subsidiary of GIVING HANDS, it is a non-governmental orphanage home approved by the Delta State Government. Living Faith Orphanage has a vision to help take orphans, abused and abandoned children off the streets through rehabilitation, reformation and reintegration.

Giving them better opportunities in life with regards to:

  • Food
  • Portable Water
  • Shelter
  • Clothing
  • Medicare
  • Education
These opportunities will be provided in a home filled with love and care, enabling the children become valuable members of society.

Rehabilitation: The children would be rehabilitated under the most conducive environment and shown unconditional love.

Reformation: This would be achieved through education and extra curricula activities. Education is the best investment any child could have. This project is designed to help train the children as far as the university level in any chosen career of their choice, with the help of a counselor.

Reintegration: Some of the children would be reintegrated into the society through adoption and fostering.

We hope to partner with the Delta State Government, Corporate bodies, Religious groups and Social philanthropic organizations (for the adoption and fostering process).

We strongly believe these children need to live in a homely environment with lots of love and care, this would enable them adjust well in adulthood.

In addition we hope to remove the stigma attached to the "orphan status" by creating a leverage that will promote equality amongst these children and their peers all over the world.

Our Challenges include funds, facilities and infrastructures to provide quality care, education and support these children deserve. As we progress with this great vision, we trust God that you would be a part of this noble cause to put a smile on the faces of the children.

We invite you to be a part of our dream of a greater Nigeria devoid of street urchins, beggars and homeless children laboring for little or nothing in abominable conditions.

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