House of Mercy Children's Home

House of Mercy Children’s Home (HOM) is a small charitable organisation, NGO, dedicated to the care, rehabilitation and defence of homeless street children and child street beggars. It is registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission in Nigeria under Sections 674 (4) & 675 of the Companies and Allied Matter Act No 1 of 1990.

Since 2006, HOM has been making a profound difference in the lives of children who are less fortunate. Thanks to the generous support of individuals and organisations, we are able to continue our work.

Please join us in at least one of the following ways ! We value your time and enthusiasm.

You can help us make HOM known to private and corporate foundations who might be willing to partner with or sponsor us by encouraging them to visit our website. You can also support our charity projects through your school or company.

As a child focused organisation, House of Mercy Children’s Home is committed to the protection of children and does not accept volunteers whose background is not suitable for working with children.

By donating your time and skills to HOM, you have the opportunity to touch the life of someone less fortunate. HOM needs.

field workers and counsellors to help with our weekly street outreach activities.
teachers to help teach child street beggars.

There are lots of ways you could help our charity, many of which cost nothing. However without the continued support of individuals and organisations which have supported us financially, our work simply would not be possible, and every penny we are given is a great help towards our work. If you would like to assist us financially, you can support us with a monthly gift or make a one off donation.

You may also donate non-cash gifts such as non-perishable food items, clothes, shoes and hygiene products etc. for street children.

If you would like to support our charity in any way, please contact us. Whatever your involvement, it will go a long way towards improving the quality of life for a less fortunate child.