Greetings from All of Us at Emeka's Orphanage.
Emeka's orphanage home is a mission to honor a dream born of faith, compassion, and the unwavering belief that every child, every individual, every human being deserves to be seen, known, and loved. Emeka's orphanage home stands as a living testament to what hope can build when embraced by community.
T H E N A M E O N T H E D O O R
Why the home is called
Emeka’s House
Emeka was born blind. As a child, he sat by the
fireplace, mostly near the ashes, while his twin sister was treated as
though she belonged and he did not. He was rarely spoken to. He was
often left unkempt and alone.
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That memory never left Fr. Vin. Emeka’s Orphanage Home was built for children the world tends to overlook, so that no child sits on the ashes again, unseen. Emeka, now in his forties, is still living with and cared for by his aging mother. It is in his memory that the children at the orphanage now have a home. A blessing, after all those years.
SUPPORT T H E H O M E
The walls aRE UP. the beds are Up. HELP KEEP THE LIGHTS ON.
The building is complete: fenced, roofed, wired, and furnished. The children are in their new home. Help us keep the lights on. Support their medical treatment. They need food and general welfare. Let's keep the lights on for them.
S P O N S O R A C H I L D
Walk with one Child, by Name
​Every child here has a name and a face. They radiate joy on their own.
A hundred-dollar donation will feed a child for the month. Most of them need medical treatment. A hundred dollars can take a child through school for one year. If you want a photo of a kid of interest, you will receive a photo. We will provide any update you require. Just adopt a child today. Choose your amount, and write to us with the name.
Fr. Vin Visits the Orphanage
Journey of Joy: A Heartwarming Visit to the Orphanage in Abakaliki
Blessings and Connections: Sharing Moments of Prayer and Care with the Kids
Special Moments: Blessing the property
Meet the Kids
Trinitas
My name is Trinitas. I am 6 years old. I have a neurodegenerative disease which would not let me keep my head steady. I am in school, but it is difficult for me to advance academically due to this disorder. I believe I can still get surgery with your help. I depend on medication to survive. I love being cheerful.
Anthony
My name is Anthony. I am 4 years old. I have cerebral palsy and this affected my physical, psychological, and physiological development. I depend on medication. I am fully paralyzed and unable to talk. I am unable to hold things or do anything on my own. I love when I'm held with tenderness.
Emmanuelle
My name is Emmanuella. I am 12 years old. I have severe physical and mental disabilities. I also experience epilepsy. I depend mostly on medication and the support of others. I enjoy it when others smile at me with love and compassion.
Osawese Godwin
My name is Godwin. I am 24 years old. I have mental and physical challenges which make it impossible for me to move around without the help of caregivers. I can slightly make use of my right hand. I like neatness and good food. I can get excited when I am thrilled.
Susan
My name is Sussan. I am 24 years old. I have a severe neurocognitive disorder which also affected my speech. I depend mostly on medications to control my mood disorder. I am an extrovert. I am happy when people treat me with love and affection. I smile all the time.
Clinton
My name is Clinton. I am 23 years old. I have mental disability and suffer from epileptic seizures. This has resulted in disfiguring my right hand. I like singing and role playing. But I like getting kickbacks and special rewards.
Marylyn
My name is Marylyn. I am 8 years old. I have a severe physical disability, some skin infections and also speech impediment. I depend on constant medications for survival. I like to feel a sense of belonging and being the center of attention. I am confident and outgoing.
Michael
My name is Michael. I am 18 years old. I have severe mental and physical disabilities. Most times I feel strange and as if my body does not belong to me. I am anti-social. I depend on constant medications.
My name is Joy. I am 24 years old. I suffer from chronic epileptic seizures which affected my speech and movement. I like neatness and orderliness. I am very curious and creative. I love unraveling new things. I also enjoy singing. I need help with getting into school.
Joy
Precious
My name is Precious, a name I got from my foster father who picked me from the waste bin. I have physical and mental disabilities and suffer from epilepsy. I can neither stand nor sit by myself. I can't do anything for myself due to impairment. My best moments are when the sisters carry me fondly. It always makes me feel better.
Gabriela
My name is Gabriela Amanda. I am 3 years old, one of the triplets in the orphanage. I am in pre – nursery. I lost my mother at birth. I love to be in school and will be glad to continue my education. I enjoy staying around people with love.
Raphael
My name is Raphael, one of the triplets in the orphanage. My siblings are better than me because I have severe physical and mental disabilities. I am happy staying in the orphanage with my siblings.
Michael
My name is Michael, one of the triplets in the orphanage. I lost my mother at birth after delivering me with my two siblings. I am an extrovert and highly competitive. I love to have someone to call mom. I like doing challenging tasks.
Sixtus
My name is Sixtus. I am 2 years old. I lost my mother at birth. I am an eager learner. I am a happy boy who feels good when fed. IJust give me food and I'm happy.
Joseph
My name is Joseph. I am 5 years old. I am in Nursery 3. I lost my mother at birth. I am one of the triplets. I am happy staying in the orphanage with my two siblings.
Michael
My name is Michael. I am 9 years old, and I am in primary 3. I have no father to take care of me. I am a very intelligent boy. I top my class, but I am afraid I may drop out of school. I love adventure and risks. I am delighted when praised. I am happy in the orphanage.
Tribute to Joseph
Joseph came to us a boy unable to speak, yet he communicated in a way that pierced the heart. He taught us love not through words but through presence — through his smile, his touch, his gaze. Joseph reminded us daily that every life, no matter how silent, speaks volumes when embraced with love. He is our little saint, who taught us love without words. May Joseph's soul rest in peace. Amen.
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