DIVINE MERCY ORPHANAGE HOME: DIVINE MERCY ORPHANAGE HOME

DIVINE MERCY ORPHANAGE HOME
WE OFFER: RC: 65360

* Education & Health Programmes

* Care for Orphans & Vulnerable Children

* Issues on adoption.

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Ambassador Lady Princess Chioma Ononiwu receives a National Merit Award as the ''best excellent woman in Nigeria 2013'' at Merit House, Maitama, Abuja . Click to read more....

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BRIEF HISTORY OF DMOH

DMOH is a Home, fully registered and has met the requirements of what a standard orphanage home needs. It is a child focused non-profit NGO , non-denominational charitable organization created specifically to respond to the needs of orphans and vulnerable children in the society. We cater for about 1620 orphans and vulnerable children, motherless, abandoned, neglected children in a conducive and friendly transit home (some are being taken care of by good Samaritans outside the home). The organization operates a children transitional home in Nigeria for their care and protection. The home provide basic needs of life for these children which includes feeding, shelter, clothing and education. PLEASE JOIN US.

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dmorphanage5@gmail.com
dmorphanage5@yahoo.com
+2347063038933
+2348126930273

ABOUT DIVINE MERCY ORPHANAGE HOME

DIVINE MERCY ORPHANAGE HOME is one of Nigeria largest (NGO) that is committed to the support, sponsorship, promotion and enhancement of free medical and social services like care for Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC),

DIVINE MERCY ORPHANAGE HOME mission is to empower Nigerians, particularly the poor and vulnerable to live healthier lives.

Working with the private and public sectors, we use behaviour change communication and social marketing to improve access to essential health information, services, and products to motivate the adoption of healthy behaviours. DMOH has over 120 staffers in the field all over Nigeria.

To contact us, please send an email to dmorphanage5@yahoo.com
or dmorphanage5@gmail.com
By 2017, DMOH will be a strong, vibrant, highly efficient organisation conducting value for money
(efficient) scalable yet focused interventions. Using a total market approach (using social
marketing, free distribution and cost recovery services) DMOH will be implementing projects that will target:
50% of the burden of disease in Nigeria
50% of persons within the lower 3 wealth quintiles, who will have access to DMOH products or interventions
A 5% increase in DALYs yearly with 2012 as the baseline
DMOH will also have a 10% decrease in cost per DAY averted over the period of 2013-2017 using the 2012 value as deadline, and will have generated a 20% increase in unrestricted funds by 2017 compared to 2012. DMOH will have developed a plan to spin off a subsidiary conducting logistics, research training, costs recovery products and specific interventions aimed at the for-profit sector including the oil and manufacturing sectors.

Professionalism: We aspire and strive to be a learning organisation, basing our strategies on evidence and objective evaluation for continuous improvement. DMOH provides hard working and talented individuals with opportunities to grow and give of their best. Performance standards are applied consistently and fairly.

Collaboration: We embrace opportunities for furthering our mission through partnerships with other organisations. We encourage teamwork, communication and participation to maximise the collective efforts of all staff.

At DMOH, we are one family that are committed to the pursuant of our vision and mission statement, while taking pride in our core value system. DMOH's core values are guiding principles and tenets that describe how the organisation strives to operate efficiently:

Entrepreneurship: We value creativity and innovation, seeking to transform challenges into opportunities to achieve our vision.

The CEO with some Nollywood actors

The CEO with friends in a conference

INTRODUCTION
About the Founder / Chairman
Ambassador Lady Princess Chioma Ononiwu is the Founder / Chairman of Divine Mercy Orphanage Home and currently C.E.O of AC GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS. She is a Nigerian born and American trained social worker having a Bachelors degree in Government / Public Administration from Abia State University, Uturu and a Masters degree in Peace studies and conflict resolution respectively. She is a prolific writer  (the author of the book Title: "The Fate of the Motherless, Abandoned, Vulnerable & Orphans In Our Society") and a persuasive public speaker, a committed community development and youth empowerment activist who has empowered many Nigerians.
        She received an honour by the UN (New York, USA) as Ambassador for Peace, A KFI Ambassador i.e (KNOWLEDGE FACTORY INTERNATIONAL U.K), she has worked in reputable organizations such as Sethlini Oil & Gas, Lagos, a Supervisor in Forever Living Product Company, Aloe Vera (Abuja Center), a one time staff of Progress Bank Plc. Owerri Branch.
         A Member of National Council of child rights advocates, Nigeria (NACCRAN), Ibadan, Oyo State Chapter, A member ------- National Association of Social Workers, Nig. (NASOW), A fellow --- Society for peace studies and practice (SPSP), Ibadan, Oyo state chapter.
          A mediator, administrator, peace advocate, a social worker and HELPER OF WOMEN, She is blessed with lovely children.

DMOH was established as a reaction to the above aforementioned and has played a major role in healthcare delivery services especially people living with HIV/AIDS as well as caring for orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) in the society. DMOH is committed to employing staffers who are recognized for technical excellence, integrity and dedication as well as providing a workplace that is professionally stimulating and supportive.

HIV/AIDS & Malaria Programme carried out by DMOH in rural communities in Imo State

Children of DMOH with the C.E.O

Service to Humanity: As a non-profit organisation, we are committed to selfless service to humanity, especially the poor and vulnerable throughout Nigeria.

Integrity: We are committed to demonstrating honesty and transparency at all times in our dealings with people and organisations in and out of our own establishment.

Accountability: As employees of a non-profit organisation, we acknowledge an obligation to set and demand the highest standards of accountability in the use of resources entrusted to us by our donors and communities we serve. We accept responsibility for our successes as well as our failures, striving always to do better.

Respect: We recognise and strive to respect the diversity inherent in individuals, organisations and our nation. This principle guides our relationships with clients, colleagues, the people we serve and others.

Sunday was rescued by the Nigerian Police who handed him over to Ministry of Women Affairs, Owerri (Mrs. Azubuike & Co.) and the Ministry brought him to the Home for care and protection.