Spring is here and it seems only a few weeks ago we were celebrating Easter. We hope you had a lovely and peaceful time with your family. The year 2023 has started with a lot of activities for the foundation. We paid a visit to Nigeria between March and April to support and assess some…
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On the 28th and 29th of August, 2020, Lydia Wilson foundation partnered with RADi, to empower displaced widows from various villages in Kajuru Local Government of Kaduna State as part of its widow empowerment programme. This empowerment is to allow the widows to run micro businesses that will further alleviate their sufferings and enable them…
We were alerted to the plight of 3 widows in Kogi state, Nigeria, in dire hunger. Through the help of one of our representatives, we reached out to the 3 widows with some foodstuff and cash. We plan to also empower them with a start-up business so that they can fend for themselves. This is…
As we started the year 2022, we had no idea that recovery from 2 years of COVID will be disrupted by an unprovoked war on Ukraine by Russia. This war has extended beyond the borders of both countries and the high rise in the cost of gas prices is creating untold hardship globally. We are…
Lydia Wilson Foundation (LWF) UK is collaborating with AFBE-UK to reach out to the vulnerable members of the ‘Black, Asian and minority ethnic’ (BAME) community. The collaboration will allow LWF to reach out to members who may struggle to obtain adequate support from the UK government. AFBE-UK will help identify members of the BAME community…
CHIEF LADY WAYNETT PETERS is a Multi-Entrepreneur, Empowerment Speaker, Confidence Mentor, Positive Life Coach and a Humanitarian Ambassador whose ‘Riches to Rags to Grace’ story has inspired thousands around the UK, Africa, the Caribbean, the USA and wider world. Naturally inclined to business and getting results, Lady Waynett entered the world of business very young…
Foot prints of David is an Art Academy setup in 2005 to empower especially disadvantaged children for a better future through the teaching and training of performance of African Art and regenerating the African culture in our today society. Over the years,the company has established an Art academ that has trained fantastic and amazing children…
Relief materials of toiletries and bags of Fertilizers procured for the IDPs were delivered in Kajuru LGA of Kaduna State by Lydia Wilson Foundation through their local partner RADi on the 20th of July 2020. The IDPs (Internally Displaced Persons), under Kallah Ward in Kajuru LGA, were displaced when their villages were attacked and occupied…