What we do

Services We Offer

Our organization offers a variety of services to our community, including social support programs, financial assistance, and educational resources.

The Organization serves to promote the general welfare of women and children from Enugu State communities residing in the USA, in Enugu State and the United States in general.

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Welfare Assistance

We provide practical assistance for everyday challenges, such as general welfare of women and children from Enugu state.

Emotional Support

Our trained team of volunteers is ready to provide emotional support and guidance through difficult times.

Since 2009 to the current year, ESWO has completed several projects such as donation of desktop computers and printers, construction of chemistry laboratory for high school students, scholarship awards to students from elementary to college levels for the less privileged students, providing healthcare supplies, donations to the motherless babies homes, school supplies, construction of playground equipments for schools, construction of toilet facilities for elementary and primary schools, library resources for elementary and primary schools, water borehole.

ESWO reaches out to the battered women and those that suffer from any variety of mental illness in the United States of America.

Upcoming Events & Projects

Help us to achieve more in 2024

1. Emotional Healing and Support Workshops (Q!)

Trauma Recovery and Resilience Building: Techniques for coping with trauma, including mindfulness, grounding exercises, and resilience-building strategies.

Peer Support Groups: Facilitated discussions where participants can share experiences, offer support, and build community in a safe and confidential environment.
Creative Expression for Healing: Using art, music, writing, and drama as therapeutic tools to express feelings and experiences.

2. Legal and Advocacy Education Workshops Q2

Understanding Your Rights: Information on legal rights, protective orders, and navigating the legal system with the help of legal experts.
Advocacy and Empowerment: Training on how to advocate for oneself in various situations, including legal, healthcare, and housing.

3. Financial Independence and Employment Workshops (Q3)

Financial Literacy: Basic financial skills, budgeting, saving, and managing money to help achieve financial independence.
Career Planning and Resume Building: Assistance with resume writing, job search strategies, and interview skills. Information about educational opportunities and vocational training.
Entrepreneurship: Guidance on starting a small business, including developing a business plan, marketing, and finding funding.

4. Health and Well-being Workshops (Q4)

Physical Health Awareness: Information on physical health, nutrition, and access to healthcare services, including reproductive health.
Mental Health Awareness: Understanding mental health, recognizing signs of depression and anxiety, and accessing mental health services.
Stress Management and Self-Care: Strategies for managing stress and prioritizing self-care, including exercise, healthy eating, and time management.

5. Safety and Security Workshops (Q5)

Personal Safety Planning: Creating personal safety plans for various situations, including home safety and online security.
Technology Safety: Guidance on securing personal information online, safe use of social media, and protection from cyberstalking.

6. Program Implementation Suggestions (Q6)

Needs Assessment: Conduct surveys or focus groups to tailor the workshops to the specific needs of the participants.
Collaboration with Experts: Partner with legal professionals, psychologists, financial advisors, and other experts to facilitate workshops.
Flexible Scheduling and Childcare: Offer workshops at various times, including weekends and evenings, to accommodate different schedules, and provide childcare options to increase participation.
Follow-up Support: Establish a follow-up system to provide ongoing support and resources to participants after workshop completion.