About Lifecycle Care and Empowerment Initiative
Lifecycle Care and Empowerment Initiative is a registered non-governmental organization established to support vulnerable individuals, especially the elderly, widows, and underserved people in the community.
Official slogan
Because every season of life deserves care.
The organization was founded with a deep commitment to responding to the needs of people who are often forgotten, especially elderly persons without stable income, formal employment history, pension access, or reliable social support.
Our work is community-based and evidence-driven. We engage community leaders, conduct household assessments, identify vulnerable persons, and provide support based on need, transparency, and fairness.
Our Story
Lifecycle Care began its first community intervention in Gulum, Kona, Jalingo, Taraba State. After meeting with the Ward Head and gaining community acceptance, the organization carried out household vulnerability assessments and selected the first set of beneficiaries for monthly stipend support.
Community acceptance
Household vulnerability assessment
Monthly stipend support
Vision
To build caring and inclusive communities where vulnerable people, especially the elderly and underserved, can live with dignity, support, and hope.
Mission
To provide care, empowerment, protection, and inclusion for vulnerable individuals through community-based support, social intervention, advocacy, and sustainable empowerment programmes.
How We Work
Lifecycle Care uses a simple field process that protects dignity while helping support reach people with the clearest vulnerability.
The team listens first, builds trust, and seeks community acceptance before field activity begins.
Household visits and questionnaires help identify vulnerability with evidence, fairness, and care.
Support is prioritized based on need, transparency, and the realities observed in each household.
Monthly stipend support begins with documentation, dignity, and continued monitoring.
Core Values
We respond to vulnerability with empathy, patience, and practical care.
Every person deserves respect, safety, and support without shame.
We document decisions clearly and steward resources with responsibility.
We make room for vulnerable people to be seen, heard, and supported.
Community validation and clear records help support reach the right people.
We work with leaders, families, volunteers, and partners close to the need.
Our work is rooted in the belief that every season of life deserves care.
Leadership
These profiles reflect the leadership roles coordinating governance, documentation, field engagement, beneficiary assessment, and stakeholder relations.
Mr. Christopher Peter is the Founder/Director of Lifecycle Care and Empowerment Initiative. He provides leadership, vision, and strategic direction for the organization’s humanitarian and community development programmes.
Mrs. Rebecca Dan-Zaria serves as Secretary of Lifecycle Care and Empowerment Initiative. She supports documentation, administration, coordination, and organizational governance.
Mr. Theophilus Wakawa serves as Regional Program Director, North East. He coordinates field engagement, community mobilization, programme implementation, beneficiary assessment, and stakeholder relations across the region.
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