Caring Hearts brings succour to the vulnerable, underprivileged in community

Caring Hearts Rescue Initiative for Social Transformation, a humanitarian organisation, have put smiles on the faces of numerous Nigerians who are either financially incapacitated, vulnerable, lack basic human needs, medical needs and assistance.

This non-profit organisation has over the years brought succour to Nigerians at a time the nation is experiencing economic downturn, which has in turn led to the impoverishment of the citizens.

The faith-based organisation is an initiative of Davidson Adejuwon, a legal practitioner, who find solace in putting smiles on the faces of the needy and impoverished.

He conceived this idea in 2015 by divine inspiration and the initiative was properly birthed in 2020 and duly registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC).

The sole aim of this initiative is to provide humanitarian support and empowerment programs to vulnerable individuals and communities, promoting social justice, and human dignity.

Caring Hearts Rescue Initiative for Social Transformation was created to offer free legal representation to indigents and pretrial inmates.

He has a vision of having a society where every individual has access to basic human needs, equal opportunities, and a chance to thrive, whose objectives is to provide food, clothing, and shelter to the destitute and abandoned citizens.

The organisation this December engaging in a rescue mission of 12 persons from three medical facilities.

These persons have been delayed at various hospitals due to their inability to pay their medical bills.

The organisation paid the hospital bills of one person in Sagamu Teaching Hospital, Ogun State; seven patient from Tolu Medical Center, Ojo Road, Ajegunle, Lagos; and another four persons from Tolu Medical Center HQ, Akinbo, Ajegunle, Lagos.

According to Davidson Adejuwon, “We usually engage in this Rescue mission for the vulnerable irrespective of religion, creed, language, norms, values and beliefs, but based on humanity”.

It would be recalled that in April 2024, the Group visited Tolu Medical Center at Ajegunle and rescued Five persons who were not able to leave the hospitals after treatment due to lack of funds to settle their bills.

Also in December 2023, the non-profit organisation rescued 10 persons who were at the verge of eviction by their landlords across the country by offsetting their outstanding rents.

Aside this, the organisation has empowered abandoned youths and citizens through education, skills training, and sports.

It also advocate for social justice and human rights, and as well collaborate with other organisations and stakeholders to achieve common goals.

The organisation is, however, calling on philanthropists across the country and in diaspora who are of like minds to key into this initiative, to further put smiles on the faces of the needy and join the train.