Waterlight Save Initiative Extends Support to Homeless Veterans in Atlanta
Waterlight Save Initiative Extends Support to Homeless Veterans in Atlanta Waterlight Save Initiative recently organized a successful outreach program in Atlanta, Georgia, providing essential support to homeless veterans. This initiative aligns with the organization’s ongoing commitment to alleviating poverty, improving quality of life, and fostering social change. Dr. Ero Ibhafidon, President and Founder of Waterlight Save Initiative, highlighted the significant challenges veterans face after their service, including homelessness, unemployment, and inadequate healthcare. He emphasized the organization’s dedication to addressing these issues through targeted interventions: – Safe Housing: Ensuring veterans have access to stable and secure shelter. – Healthcare Access: Offering medical support for physical and mental health conditions, including PTSD and substance abuse recovery. – Economic Empowerment: Connecting veterans with job opportunities, skill development programs, and entrepreneurship initiatives. – Policy Advocacy: Collaborating with government agencies and stakeholders to push for long-term solutions. The event provided essential services such as food, clothing, medical care, and housing assistance to veterans in need. It was made possible through the unwavering support of dedicated volunteers, generous sponsors, and committed community partners. Notably, Bill Hughes, Head of Veteran Affairs, and his team attended the event, commending the initiative for its dedication to supporting former service members. He reaffirmed the importance of collaborative efforts in addressing the needs of veterans and praised Waterlight Save Initiative’s impactful contributions. The organization extended its heartfelt gratitude to all those who contributed to the success of the outreach, emphasizing that their support has made a tangible difference in the lives of many veterans. Waterlight Save Initiative remains committed to standing by the nation’s veterans, ensuring they receive the care, opportunities, and dignity they deserve.
Waterlight Save Initiative Empowers Female Street Sweepers in Lagos, Calls for Government Support
Waterlight Save Initiative Empowers Female Street Sweepers in Lagos, Calls for Government Support Waterlight Save Initiative, a non-governmental organization, has launched a health and empowerment program in Lagos to support female street sweepers. The initiative, held at the Lagos State Waste Management Agency (LAWMA) premises in Ijora, aims to enhance the well-being of these women by providing essential supplies, healthcare support, and empowerment opportunities. Speaking at the event, Dr. Ero Ibhafidon, President and Founder of Waterlight Save Initiative, described street sweepers as the unsung heroes of the city. Despite their crucial role in keeping Lagos clean, they often face harsh working conditions, limited healthcare access, and little recognition for their efforts. “These women work tirelessly to maintain cleaner environments for millions of residents, yet they remain largely unappreciated,” he stated. “They embody resilience and dedication but continue to struggle with inadequate support.” Beyond providing material assistance, the program serves as a platform for dialogue, allowing the sweepers to share their challenges and collaborate on sustainable solutions. According to Dr. Ibhafidon, the initiative seeks to restore dignity, foster a sense of community, and create long-term positive change. Waterlight Save Initiative also called on the Lagos State Government and key stakeholders to prioritize the welfare of street sweepers by improving their working conditions, increasing access to healthcare, and ensuring fair compensation. Dr. Ibhafidon emphasized the importance of collective action, urging individuals, businesses, and policymakers to recognize the contributions of these workers and support initiatives that uplift them. “This initiative is about more than just providing aid—it’s about amplifying their voices and advocating for a society that values every contribution,” he explained. The effort aligns with the organization’s broader mission of poverty alleviation, improved healthcare access, and community resilience. Waterlight Save Initiative remains committed to justice, equity, and ensuring that no one is left behind.
Homelessness in Atlanta: Waterlight Save Initiative offer Relief to the unhoused
Atlanta, GA – In a heartfelt effort to support Atlanta’s homeless community, Waterlight Save Initiative (WSI) hosted an outreach event today, October 26, 2024, at the Tent City encampment. The outreach was led by Dr. Prince Ero Ibhafidon, Founder and President of WSI. Addressing homelessness in Atlanta was part of the organization’s ongoing commitment to alleviate poverty, foster resilience, and extend a helping hand to unhoused underserved communities. Providing Essential Support to the Homeless With Dr. Ero Ibhafidon at the forefront, the Waterlight Save Initiative provided nutritious meals, essential relief items, and personal hygiene kits to hundreds of individuals facing homelessness in Atlanta. This event reflects WSI’s mission to uplift marginalized populations through tangible support and community engagement, fulfilling its larger vision of poverty alleviation and resilience building. Read more on this news article A Message of Compassion and Community “Today’s outreach is a reminder of the power of community and the impact we can make when we extend compassion to those in need,” said Dr. Prince Ero Ibhafidon. “Homelessness is a complex issue that requires a multifaceted response, and at Waterlight Save Initiative, we believe in addressing these challenges head-on by offering immediate relief and long-term solutions.” Relief items distributed by WSI volunteers to help the homeless The event featured a team of Waterlight Save Initiative volunteers and partners who distributed the following: meals blankets clothing hygiene products and other essential items. By providing these resources, WSI aims to address both the immediate and ongoing needs of individuals living without secure housing. Ongoing Efforts Toward Sustainable Development This outreach is one of many initiatives by Waterlight Save Initiative as it works to foster sustainable development and improve lives across communities. With a commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly around reducing poverty and enhancing well-being, WSI continues to work closely with international partners including USAID and the United Nations to bring impactful solutions to vulnerable populations globally and domestically. The Atlanta Tent City outreach marks another milestone in WSI’s impactful journey, underscoring its mission to end homelessness in atlanta, strengthen communities, support marginalized populations, and drive sustainable change. About Waterlight Save Initiative Waterlight Save Initiative is a 501(c)(3) non-governmental organization focused on strengthening resilience, enhancing access to clean water, promoting hygiene, and providing critical support to impoverished communities. Working in collaboration with government agencies, international partners, and local stakeholders, Waterlight Save Initiative aims to create long-lasting positive impacts by aligning its strategies with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to foster sustainable development in Africa and beyond. For more information on Waterlight Save Initiative and ways to support, visit www.waterlightsave.africa or contact info@waterlightsave.africa. Media Contact: Waterlight Save Initiative Email: info@waterlightsave.africa Website: www.waterlightsave.africa
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Festive charity event for widows and orphans WSI outreach 2023
In the spirit of love, hope, and community, the recently concluded charity event for widows and orphans organized by Prince Ero Ibhafidon and his foundation was a heartwarming testament to the power of generosity. The event, aimed at providing festive items to widows and orphans, was not just about giving gifts—it was about giving hope and creating moments of joy for those in need. Spreading Joy this Festive Season: A Celebration of Giving Back Held against the backdrop of the challenges many face in our country today, the gathering brought together women and children who often go unnoticed in the hustle of everyday life. With heartfelt words and open arms, the organizers reminded everyone of the importance of sharing what we have, no matter how small. Dr Prince Ero Ibhafidon, the CEO, captured the essence of the occasion beautifully in his address: “The need for reaching out is quite alarming. Many people require our help, especially in light of the current economic challenges. We believe that through this event, we’ve been able to touch the lives of widows and orphans, ensuring they have something to take home this Christmas. The festive season is a time for sharing and giving, and as humans, it is our duty to look out for one another.” The message was clear—compassion and action go hand in hand. In times of difficulty, it is kindness that strengthens the fabric of society. Dr. Rose Orarian, Secretary of INEC, also spoke passionately, urging individuals to embrace the spirit of giving in their everyday lives: “You don’t have to wait for a big promotion or a significant pay raise to help someone in need. Even 1% of what you earn can make a tremendous difference. That small contribution you make could be the lifeline someone desperately needs.” Her words served as a poignant reminder that impactful change often starts with small, deliberate acts of kindness. The event saw the distribution of festive items, including food, clothing, and other essentials, to the widows and orphans in attendance. Beyond the material support, the smiles, laughter, and sense of belonging shared that day were immeasurable gifts. Widows found solace in a community that acknowledged their struggles, while children experienced the joy of being remembered during a season often reserved for celebration. Closing statements(A beacon of hope) As the year comes to a close, this charity event stands as a beacon of hope, urging us all to reflect on what we can do for others. Whether it’s through volunteering, donating, or simply extending a hand of friendship, we all have the power to make a widow, orphan or anyone’s life a little brighter. To those who contributed to this meaningful cause by donating, thank you for proving that together, we can build something substantial for those who need it. https://waterlightsave.africa/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/WhatsApp-Video-2023-12-18-at-7.51.23-AM.mp4
Ibhafidon Honoured With Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award
The founder of WaterLight Save Initiative Worldwide, Prince Ero Ibhafidon has received Joe Biden’s Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award by the Global International Alliance in Atlanta Georgia USA. The International school is an award program that teaches and trains individuals on how to develop and serve in their communities. He was honoured with the award as part of his long track record of giving back and in recognition for making a positive impact on building better communities. Speaking during his acceptance speech, he said “The purpose of life is not to in making money, but for making a meaningful impact”. This comes after WaterLight Save Initiative Sealed a Partnership Deal with Kentucky NGO called Waterstep. Ibhafidon a Nigerian with multiple competence who lives In Abuja. He is One of the Global international Alliance oversea Alumni member and also a well-known philanthropist with a passion to serve the needy.
80 Children Given Scholarship By WaterLight Save Initiative
Over one hundred and twenty widows and their children from Zuba and it’s neighbouring villages in Abuja gathered at Women Development Centre Zuba yesterday as Waterlight Save Initiative came to observe the 2019 INTERNATIONAL WIDOWS DAY with them. About 80 children in public schools were given scholarships to alleviate the burdens of the widows. Thanks to all our friends and Partners.
