Our Vision

"To reduce poverty, illiteracy, crimes, and diseases among children in Northern Nigeria."

Our Mission

"To show mercy to the poor, orphans, less privileged, destitute children, and widows."

Group Photo of Shelter in Christ Children and Staff

About Shelter in Christ

Shelter in Christ Orphanage Home is a registered non-governmental organization (NGO) with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) and the Kaduna State Government.

We are also a proud member of the Association of Orphanage Home Operators in Nigeria (ASOHON).

Currently, we provide care, shelter, and guidance for 25 children between the ages of 10 and 23, creating a safe environment where they can grow, learn, and dream again.

CAC Registered Govt Approved ASOHON Member
Our Children

25 Lives

Rescued, Sheltered, Loved.

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Evangelist Audu Ismaila
The Shepherd

About the Founder

My name is Evangelist Audu Ismaila, a missionary and the founder of Shelter in Christ Orphanage Home.

My journey of faith has deeply shaped my passion for service, compassion, and commitment to caring for vulnerable children and families. Inspired by the transforming love of Christ, I committed my life to providing hope, dignity, and opportunity for those who have been forgotten by society.

"Today, that vision lives through Shelter in Christ Orphanage Home."

Leadership & Governance

Board of Trustees

Our Board ensures financial transparency, strategic direction, and adherence to our core values.

Pastor Ihaza Hart Obaheme

Pastor Ihaza Hart Obaheme

Chairman

Is a respected Spiritual leader whose life reflects service, compassion and Godly Counsel.

Pastor Eze Samuel

Pastor Eze Samuel

Secretary

Is a Devoted Pastor and Community Leader whose wisdom and moral Leadership contribute greatly to the Vision of the Orphanage

Mrs Nasamu Vivian

Mrs Nasamu Vivian

Treasurer

A devote Wife and nurturing homemaker, known for her compassion, support and strong family values.

The Need is Great

The Community We Serve

We operate in Gbagyi Villa, a marginalized community facing severe infrastructure challenges.

Infrastructure Deficit

Gbagyi Villa lacks good road networks, making access to the outside world difficult for residents.

No Clean Water

Residents struggle daily to access safe, potable water, leading to health issues.

Unstable Electricity

Power supply is rare, affecting safety at night and the viability of small businesses.

Demolition Threats

The area was previously listed for demolition, creating deep fear for widows and families.

Our Solemn Vow

Despite the lack of government hospitals and schools, and the fear caused by demolition threats...

"...we remain committed to being a light and a lifeline to this community."

We envision a future where every child has access to quality education, healthcare, and a meaningful future.

Projects We Are Seeking Support For

We have the vision. We have the land. Now, we need your help to build.

School Construction

Construction of a Nursery, Primary, and Secondary School to serve the orphanage and the Gbagyi Villa community.

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Community Hospital

Establishment of a hospital to provide accessible healthcare where government facilities are lacking.

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Renovation

Renovation and improvement of existing orphanage buildings to ensure dignity and safety for the children.

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