United in mercy · Rooted in Nigeria

When conflict takes their home, faith rebuilds their hope.

Banditry and kidnapping have forced thousands of Nigerian families from their villages. We shelter, feed and help them rebuild — Muslim and Christian, standing together for our neighbours.

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Founded by Muslim & Christian volunteers Serving displaced families across Nigeria

Our impact so far

Relief that reaches real families

Every figure below is a person given a safe place to sleep, a meal, or a way home. Update these numbers as your work grows.

Meals distributed

People sheltered

Communities reached

Volunteers & partners

What we do

Care for the whole family, from the first night onward

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Food & clean water

Emergency food parcels and safe water for families arriving at camps with nothing but the clothes they wear.

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Safe shelter

Tents, bedding and dignified temporary housing so no child sleeps exposed to the elements or to danger.

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Trauma & healing

Counselling and prayer support — from imams and pastors alike — for those who have lost family to violence.

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Children's schooling

Learning spaces and materials so displaced children keep growing while the crisis is resolved.

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Family reunification

Tracing and reuniting relatives separated during attacks, abductions and hurried evacuations.

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Rebuilding livelihoods

Seeds, small grants and skills training that help families stand on their own feet again back home.

Volunteers from different faiths working side by side

One Nigeria · Two faiths · One purpose

Why we stand together

Bandits divide communities. We refuse to be divided.

The crisis does not ask a family's religion before it takes their home. Neither do we before we help. Rahma means mercy; Grace means unearned kindness. Both traditions call us to the same table.

Help by need, never by creed

Aid is given to whoever is most vulnerable — Muslim, Christian or neither.

Led by both communities

Our volunteers and boards include imams, pastors and lay leaders working as one.

Accountable and transparent

Every naira is tracked and reported, so donors and communities can trust the work.

A mother and her children at a displacement camp

Kaduna corridor · 2025

A family we walked with

“They fled at midnight. By morning, they had a tent, a meal and someone who prayed with them.”

When Amina and her four children reached the camp after their village was raided, they had walked for two days. Within hours our team had shelter and food ready. Six months on, the children are back in a learning space and Amina sells vegetables again.

₦10,000 can shelter a family for a week

A small, steady act of mercy from you becomes a roof, a meal and a chance to rebuild for a family who has lost everything.

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