Meet Our Team

The people guiding Lifecycle Care with dignity and community trust.

Our team coordinates care, documentation, outreach, and regional programme delivery for vulnerable persons and underserved communities.

Team directory

Leadership and Coordination

A small core team with room for more volunteers and advisors.

Mr. Christopher Peter profile
Founder/Director

Mr. Christopher Peter

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.

GovernancePartnershipsCare strategy
Mrs. Rebecca Dan-Zaria profile
Secretary

Mrs. Rebecca Dan-Zaria

Mrs. Rebecca Dan-Zaria serves as Secretary of Lifecycle Care and Empowerment Initiative. She supports documentation, administration, coordination, and organizational governance.

Volunteer trainingTeam welfareOutreach readiness
Mr. Theophilus Wakawa profile
Regional Program Director, North East

Mr. Theophilus Wakawa

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.

Volunteer trainingTeam welfareOutreach readiness
Lifecycle Care team member addressing community members during field outreach

Field Coordination

Leadership stays close to the community.

How the team works

Community-based coordination
Transparent beneficiary documentation
Volunteer and partner engagement
Follow-up for vulnerable households

Listen and identify

The team begins with conversations in the community, identifying vulnerable persons, listening to caregivers, and understanding what support is most urgent.

Document with dignity

Each beneficiary profile is documented with care, so assistance is traceable, respectful, and connected to the actual needs on the ground.

Follow through

After support is delivered, the team keeps communication open and returns to check progress, gaps, and the next practical step.

Every name in the register represents a real person, a real story, and a follow-up plan the team can stand behind.

Join the work

More volunteers, board members, and advisory members may be added as the initiative grows.

Stand with vulnerable communities

Help us extend monthly care, dignity, and practical support to vulnerable households.

Partner with Lifecycle Care to support elderly persons, widows, vulnerable individuals, and underserved communities through transparent, community-based intervention.

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Lifecycle Care and Empowerment Initiative promotes dignity, care, empowerment, protection, and inclusion for vulnerable individuals, especially the elderly, widows, and underserved communities.

Because every season of life deserves care. Caring for today. Empowering for tomorrow. Building a better life for all.

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Households assessed

34

Vulnerable households identified

20

Urgent beneficiaries selected

Program Focus

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Contact

No. 47 Brig. Gen. Sinjen Street, Lasandi Jalingo, Taraba State.

info@lifecyclecarengo.orgwww.lifecyclecarengo.org

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