Vision
Improved well-being of vulnerable children and their caregivers in the society.
Kawan and Aondofa went searching for therapy, support, and understanding for their two children with cerebral palsy. When they could not find the care their family needed, they created it for others. On January 6, 2011, SECHILD was born.

Their lives changed their family forever. When Kawan and Aondofa could not find the care their children needed, they created the support system they wished had existed—and named it for their daughter, Sedoo.
Their complete story is one of love tested, faith refined, grief carried, and hope transformed into a home for other children.
SECHILD is a not-for-profit, community-driven development and non-governmental charitable organization established on January 6, 2011. We are committed to an often neglected group within Nigerian society: vulnerable children and persons with special needs and disabilities.
Our programs focus on improving the lives of children with special needs — particularly children with cerebral palsy — through residential care, physiotherapy and occupational therapy, counseling, advocacy, and training for children, their parents, and their caregivers.

Improved well-being of vulnerable children and their caregivers in the society.
To collaborate with partners in addressing the needs of vulnerable children while promoting their rights.
“Love for the Unique Child”
Every decision starts with one question: is this best for the child? Budgets, partners, and plans come after.
We support parents and caregivers with counseling and training, because a child's strongest therapy team is a supported family.
We measure children by what they can do — and then help them do more. Every milestone is celebrated.
We are rooted in our community and answerable to it. Every gift is receipted and every kobo accounted for.
We tell stories with consent, never for pity. Children are heroes of their own stories, not props in ours.
Our residential care and therapy center is at Light Gold Estate Phase 4, Lugbe, in Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory. Because our children live with us, we are open 24 hours — and a phone call away, any day.

The family journey of love, loss, and purpose that gave birth to SECHILD.
Read more →Where we're focused, and where we're headed next.
Read more →The people delivering care and therapy every day.
Read more →Governance and strategic oversight.
Read more →Our annual reports and programmatic updates.
Read more →Safeguarding, privacy, and governance policies.
Read more →How SECHILD is structured and organized.
Read more →Join the chapter where every child with special needs in Nigeria is cared for, supported, and seen.