2022 Impact Report

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2022

IMPACT

REPORT

4 Years of Impact at a Glance 142,910

Meals provided via Food bank

13,020

UBOMI Medical Outreach Interventions

35,835

Meals served in KOTS

7,264

Laboratory Test screening

6,200

Over people trained on health promotions

270

2,894

General Surgeries Conducted

Pharmaceutical Beneficiaries

1,432

Dental Procedures

1250

Christmas Grotto Beneficiaries

Educational Scholarships

Eye Surgeries

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790

Over mosquito nets distributed

WINGS Academy

105

168

966

217

103

Teachers Trained

23

31

PF Scholars’ Schools

Bed Shelter for the Kids-Off-The-Street (KOTS) project

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Table of Content 4 Years of Impact at a Glance 2022 Impact Figures Founder’s Note ED’s Message About Pistis Foundation Our SDG Priority Our Key Focus Areas Shelter

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Health Education Impact Stories Where we are going Support us Honour Roll 2022 Partners Contact Us

2022 Impact Figures N1.3M

Drugs Donated

2,397

Lab Screening

27,375

Meals served in KOTS

1,804

Health Campaign Reach

5,513

537

Dental Procedures

Medical & Surgical Interventions

462

Eye Care

137

Eye & General Surgeries

190

Christmas Grotto Days of PF Scholars Beneficiaries & KOTS Children Educated in School 04 | PF IMPACT REPORT

89

Educational Scholarships

69

WINGS Academy Sessions

500

278

Kids Off The Street (KOTS) Children in the Shelter

5 Partner Schools Awarded

2

25

PF Scholars’ Schools

23

KOTS Medical Consultations

3

Higher Institution Admissions

States of Lagos, Ogun & Oyo Impacted by the PF Scholarship Drive

Founder’s Note When Pistis Foundation kicked-off in 2018, we began with a 5-year strategic plan. This had to be halted in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic, to enable us to focus on crisis intervention. We are pleased to be back on track, focusing on our 3 key areas as laid out from the beginning.

We are quite excited about the impact we have made over the last 4 years and are extremely grateful to you for your support in helping us to achieve this, either as a volunteer, donor or partner, in one way or the other.

In pursuant of our strategic objectives, one of the key goals we were able to achieve this year was the finalization of our audited reports for the first few years of our operations as a foundation.

We also held more board meetings this year than previous years, and the objective was to foster good corporate governance and ensure alignment with strategic objectives, as we proceed into our 5th year as a foundation.

Essentially, we would continue to position the Pistis Foundation brand as a reputable NGO, established to restore lives and empower generations sustainably.

The year 2023 holds a lot of promises for impacting more lives as we will be celebrating 5-years of Impact.

We also have exciting plans in our pipeline of activities, one of which is to hold the groundbreaking of our UBOMI Medical Center hospital.

With kindest regards,

Godman Akinlabi

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We also have exciting plans in our pipeline of activities, one of which is to hold the groundbreaking of our UBOMI Medical Center hospital.

We will therefore be calling on you even more in the new year, and with your relentless support, we know that this will become a reality.

We once again thank you for your continued partnership and wish you a most memorable year 2023.

Executive Director’s Message It is a privilege that we do not take for granted at Pistis Foundation, to be able to impact the lives of our beneficiaries since our official launch in 2018. 2022 has not been any different and it is exciting to look back at the milestones we were able to attain this past year.

You may be aware that we launched the pilot version of our Kids Off The Street (KOTS) Shelter in May 2021. This year, we obtained our final operating license and filled the home to its full capacity. With the support of well-meaning partners and dedicated volunteers, we have been able to invest in the lives of 23 street children, placing them in good schools, supporting their education with home tutors, feeding, clothing, nurturing and helping to modify their behaviour, equipping them to be change agents in the larger society.

We further conducted impact assessments on all the children and visited their previous environments, to ascertain their level of progress 18 months after. We outlined standardised ways for scaling the project, bearing in mind that "street kids" menace is still on the rise.

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During the one-week free medical outreach, a total of 5,513 medical interventions were performed on 2,391 persons, including dental, eye, general surgeries, pharmaceutical, laboratory and private sector actors.

Each child was also introduced to our Wings Academy talent development program, where they learnt music, chess, computing et al. It is our belief that each child has the potential to flourish if placed in the right environment and adequately equipped with the right tools and resources required for a successful future. This, no doubt, can only be attained through the support and strategic collaboration of key stakeholders such as yourself and all our partners, including public and private sector actors.

This year, we also reverted to our original model of attending to an array of health needs during our annual flagship program - UBOMI Medical and Surgical Outreach. During the one-week free medical outreach, a total of 5,513 medical interventions were performed on 2,391 persons, including dental, eye, general surgeries, pharmaceutical, laboratory and more. We are extremely grateful to our key partners, Pro-health International, The Elevation Church and the over 200 volunteers from across Nigeria, Canada and America, who gave of their time, expertise and more, to meet the medical needs of all the beneficiaries. Thank you for helping to restore lives.

The later part of 2022 focused on scaling our scholarship program to beneficiaries within and outside Lagos. We welcomed 39 new beneficiaries, 19 of whom were from Ogun and Oyo States.

2 of the first set of PF scholars have now progressed to higher institutions to study Business Administration and Mass Communication.

This was particularly emotional for me as I personally had the privilege of escorting them to high school on their first day many years ago.

These moments are the reason why we do what we do at Pistis Foundation.

Summarily, 2023 is considered to be a significant year for us at Pistis Foundation, one where we plan to look back on our strides in the first 5-years, even as we plan for future years. As the pioneer General Manager and now Executive Director, I am excited about the next phase we are entering as a foundation, and earnestly look forward to doing this alongside you.

On behalf of all of us at Pistis Foundation, please accept my hearty congratulations and best wishes for an amazing year ahead!

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Leonard F. Thomas

ABOUT PISTIS FOUNDATION OUR VISION To be a model provider of empowerment opportunities for the economically challenged within our target communities.

SUSTAINABILITY

HUMANITY

PARTNERSHIP

A strong focus on sustained impact, results and lasting legacy

We display humanity, empathy & care always

Partnerships & collaboration with organizations with shared ideologies

ADAPTABILITY

EXCELLENCE

Adjusting quickly to trends in our target communities for high impact results

Proffering well researched & innovative solutions

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OUR SDG ALIGNMENT

Our initiatives are designed to provide shelter for street children and rehabilitate them. We also aim to reduce the number of out-of-school children who come from economically challenged backgrounds but show academic promise through our scholarship program.

Lastly, we understand that good health and well being is necessary for the success of an individual which is why we provide free medical care and surgeries through our medical outreaches.

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OUR KEY FOCUS AREAS

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children in the shelter

This year, the final operating license for the Kids Off The Street (KOTS) Shelter was granted by the State Ministry of Youth and Social Development, replacing the 6-month provisional license obtained in June 2021. The home is now operating at full capacity with 3 new children joining the home in January 2022, making a total of 23 children in the shelter.

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27,375 Meals served in the shelter

Education: All the children in the KOTS Shelter have been placed in partner schools and are enjoying quality education. They have also benefited from the services of home tutors who have helped consolidate their learning at home.

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Health: The children have received a monthly check-up visit from the Shelter’s volunteer doctor throughout the year. Over 27,375 meals have also been served this year to ensure that the children meet up to or maintain their WHO recommended weight.

Parent Visitation: Wings Academy: Every month, the families of the KOTS kids visit the The children experienced a taster shelter to bond with their children and siblings. session of the Wings Academy - our This year, in addition to this, the management talent development and skills acquisiteam held a special parents forum with the parents tion program in March. They were inin May, to encourage them to strive to improve troduced to Music, Chess and ICT in their living and financial situations. collaboration with the education focus area of the Foundation.

In August, members of the Pistis Foundation staff and volunteer teams visited the parents of the children in their homes to review their living conditions and assess the current situation of their homes.

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Your DONATIONS go a long way

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Donations:

Impact Assessment:

The KOTS shelter received donations from various individuals and organisations throughout the year, many of whom spent a good part of the day engaging with the children in the shelter.

Having run the shelter for 18 months, an impact assessment has been carried out, and the report will be available in the first half of 2023.

Weight

KOTS WEIGHT INDEX

35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0

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On-Entry

Dec-22

KOTS ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE CHART (ALL SUBJECTS AVERAGE)

Average Prisca Shedrach Treasure Blandine Fortune Elizabeth Favour Aduragbemi Darasimi Timothy Chika Olamilekan Joshua Elijah Favour Blessing Deborah David Akarachi Chidinma Victor

78

83 61 63.5

94.5

78.5

30

40

50

All Subjects Average Score

60

90.7 89.5 86.9 93.1

84.7 88.7 87.3

67.3 20

90

75

80.6

10

89.5

69.5

70.2

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85

70

80

90

100

KOTS 12 - 18 MONTHS REFINING STATUS Refining Criteria Renewed sense of protec�on & security Healthy hope & ambi�on for the future Enrolled in a sport ac�vity Reads books, writes reports, presenta�on Learning an extra skill outside school Learnt to play a music instrument Improved wellbeing (physical, emo�onal,…

Improved sense of hygiene Intermediate wri�en & spoken English 0%

20%

40%

60%

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80%

100%

Following the impact assessment of our KOTS pilot program, our goal is to meet more needs and to achieve greater impact in the coming years. In 2023, we plan to acquire a land to scale the shelter, enabling us to cater to a minimum of 100 kids and some adults.

Access Bank || Account Name: Pistis Foundation KOTS || Account Number: 1444088021

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medical 5,513 interventions carried

out on beneficiaries

This year, the third UBOMI Medical and Surgical Outreach was held and 5,513 interventions were carried out on economically challenged children and adults in the Ajah area of Lagos. Health awareness campaigns were also carried out online throughout the year, including 2 successful webinars.

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2,397 laboratory tests, 832 pharmaceuticals, 537 dental procedures, 518 eye procedures and 81 general surgeries.

UBOMI- 'restoring lives': Pistis Foundation’s annual medical and Over 200 medical and non-medical surgical outreach, catered to 2391 volunteers from within and outside beneficiaries, providing 5,513 interven- Nigeria participated in providing these tions to them. These included 81 Gen- services to beneficiaries around the eral Surgeries, 518 Eye procedures, 537 Ajah area of Lagos State and various dental procedures, 2,397 laboratory partners collaborated to ensure it was tests and 832 pharmaceutical services. a success.

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2,397 Laboratory Tests

537 Dental Procedures

462 Eye Glasses

832 Pharmaceutical

Dispensed

Services Provided

81 General Surgeries 20 | PF IMPACT REPORT

56 Eye Surgeries

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Medical Supplies Donations: This year, donations of drugs and other medical supplies were made to inmates at the Kirikiri Correctional Facilities in June. Drugs were also donated to underseverd communities in Badagry, and to beneficiaries of the Christmas Grotto/Soup Kitchen in December.

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Health Awareness: Throughout 2022, various campaigns were carried out on social media to raise awareness on health issues affecting people across the world. Two Health webinars were held on – “New Trends in Infertility Management” and “Child Health in Nigeria: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly”.

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Our 2023 health goal is to have the groundbreaking and commence the building of our UBOMI Medical Center. By setting up a hospital, we will be able to provide greater medical support to the underserved in our target communities.

Access Bank || Account Name: Pistis Empowerment Foundation Health || Account Number: 1453584987 25 | PF IMPACT REPORT

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PF Scholars currently placed in 22 schools

This year, Pistis Foundation scaled her scholarship program to include candidates from outside Lagos, and currently has 89 PF Scholars placed in 22 schools across Lagos, Ogun and Oyo States, including two scholars who gained admission into higher institutions this year.

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Scholarships: At the end of 2021, Pistis Foundation had 39 scholars placed across 10 schools. 11 new scholars were included in January, bringing the total number to 50 Scholars at the beginning of 2022. The Pistis Foundation Annual Scholarship drive ran from August-October and 149 students were assessed. 39 new Scholars were awarded in October 2022 bringing the total number of PF Scholars to 89 by the end of 2022.

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Partner Schools: As part of the scholarship drive, 35 schools were visited and screened. 12 schools were selected for placement of the new PF Scholars, bringing the total number of schools to 22. Of the 22 schools, 15 are considered partner schools and 10 of these partnerships were instituted this year. Some of the older partner schools were toured by the Executive Director in November, and he awarded plaques to them in appreciation of their support over the years.

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Higher Institutions: The Foundation currently has 5 PF Scholars that have graduated from secondary schools. 3 of them sat the JAMB examination after receiving guidance from the team on appropriate courses and schools to select. 2 of the scholars were able to resume at the Ogun State Institute of Technology in the last quarter of 2022.

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In 2022, we scaled our scholarship program to include candidates from outside Lagos. Our goal for 2023 is to consolidate our partnerships within Oyo and Ogun States and to recruit more beneficiaries from the region.

Access Bank || Account Name: Pistis Empowerment Foundation Education || Account Number: 1453584602

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IMPACT STORIES

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Health Impact Story

Mrs Juliet Eze came to Ubomi 2022 hoping for a solution to 1-year-old Cynthia's ‘boil’.

She first noticed the boil when Cynthia was 4 months old was 4 months old but did not think too much of it at the time.

However, 8 months ater. the ‘boil’ was clearly no longer just a boil.

When the boil began to grow, she visited hospitals and was told that what she thought was a boil was indeed a tumor.

tion that she would have the tumor removed. Unfortunately, she received similar news that because of the long list of patients already screened for surgery and given the complexities and equipment needed, she could not be attended to. Mrs. Eze came everyday, full of faith and expectation, she refused to take no for an answer.

On Day 4 of UBOMI, there was an available slot, and she was called in.

Words cannot express the joy she felt in that very moment.

Unfortunately, no one was willing to take out the tumor be- Cynthia’s tumor was successfully removed without comcause of the risks involved. plications by our team of experienced surgeons, Her faith When she heard about UBOMI, she came with the expecta paid off!

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Education & Shelter Impact Story

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Education & Shelter Impact Story cont’d Timothy won the award for the best KOTS child in English with an overall score of 96% in the subject. This feat was made possible by the significant improvement he made in the 3rd term, by attaining 100% in the subject. It was an exciting moment to see the progress he had made in ten months.

The final award category was for the overall best scholar for the year and Timothy was nominated for the top award of the day. The hall was full of excitement at the realization that a boy who almost died less than a year before, received the top award with an overall score of 94% across all subjects. It was very emotional for those who knew his story to see how far he had come in only a few months.

Timothy's story is being rewritten every day and we are privileged to be impacting his life and navigating the new direction of his life's story.

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Where we are going

N2Billion

20,000

Endowment Fund

UBOMI Medical Outreach Interventions

500

WINGS Academy Talent Programm Grandaunts

50

Adopted Partner Schools

5,000 Trrained Teachers

5-Year Goal (2018 - 2023)

1,000

Trained M2M Beneficiaries

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Street kids off the streets

22

Bed Shelter for the Kids-Off-The-Street (KOTS) project

250

Educational Scholarships

100

20 Size Bed Hospital

Support Us - Help Us Make Impact Partnership in Education Access Bank

Acct. Name:

Pistis Empowerment Foundation Education Acct. Number:

1453584602

Partnership in Shelter Access Bank

Acct. Name: Pistis Foundation KOTS

Acct. Number:

1444088021

Partnership in Health Access Bank

Acct. Name:

Pistis Empowerment Foundation Health Acct. Number:

1453584987

Corporate Partnership

Corporate International Partnership Partnership

Access Bank

Access Bank (USD) Access Bank

Acct. Name:

Acct.

Name: Acct. Name:

Pistis Empowerment Foundation

Pistis Pistis Empowerment Empowerment Foundation Foundation

Acct. Number:

Acct.. Numbers: 1520896593 Acct.(EURO) Number:

0822462639

1520894582 1520894582 (USD) 1520896823 (GBP)

We can make more sustainable impact with your support

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HONOUR ROLL BOARD MEMBERS

SHELTER

Ayo Oshewa Godman Akinlabi Enitan Oshewa Lolu Akinyemi Queeneth Sylvester Doyin Femi-Johnson Ugochukwu Okoli Tunji Iyiola Ogochukwu Belo-Osagie Kemi Adeitan Modupe Abodunde Adebowale Omotunde MANAGEMENT

EDUCATION

Leonard F. Thomas Bukola Odunlami Lois Isemede

Deremi Owosho Gbadamosi Oluwaseun Hannah Solomon Oluwanifemi Aikomo Olarenwaju Mary Ayodele Tamie Abiodun Eduozor Winnifred Ifeoma Halimat Adejumobi Fred Chiazor Ireti Jabbar

STAFF Kemi Ogunleye Wisdom Effiong Cynthia Ekan Eke Patrick Daniel Oderinde Daniel Okodi Paul Oreva Sunday Obong Beauty Okolo Inemesit Etukudo

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KOTS MEDICAL DOCTOR Dr. Busayo Babatunde

HEALTH Chinenye Miyanna Rajafa Eniola Olusesan Yeside Olayinka-Agboola Esther Thomas Lola Shopeju Martha Onadeko Mayowa Momoh Irene Eloho Etuwoma Stanley Kumolu-Johnson INTERNSHIP AND VOLUNTEERS Oluyemisi Debo-Adesina Omotola Adejumo Princess F. Thomas LEGAL COUNSEL Barrister Matilda Otulana

PROJECT TEAM (UBOMI, SCHOLARSHIP DRIVE & CHRISTMAS GROTTO) Isimemen Preye Blessing Ime Jack Pastor Emmanuel Olajitan Mercy Bright Idio Pastor Timothy Aderemi Joy Eki Odia Emitt Benedict Chukwuemeka Olubunmi Adewunmi Nora Igonoh Anne Obiora Emmanuel Joseph Ifeanyi Promise Treasure Ruth Uwhen-Hovwe Nkechi Ikogwe Aderemi Adeoye-Olukanmi Gloria Okoh Femi Adeboyejo Unyime Lugard Gibson Okonkwo Florence Awesanya Anita Ikenna-Ezumezu Eloghene Ovie Oluwaseun Awofeha Odigwe Ifeoma Adeseye Amao Seye Sonoike Olaide Ife-Ifeoluwa O'Hezekiah Elizabeth Hannah Unachukwu Omotayo Ajibade Chukwuemeka Ubah Vincent Fortune Lola Araba Winifred Bassey Ogbonnaya Mercy Tabitha Odigili Femi Arayela Portia Ogaga Omowunmi Okosun Tega Ajise Hadiza Thomas Amaka Obi Seun Odion Binta Precious Adejoh Ifeoluwa Adekanla Robert Irene Ngozi Ohaka Isaac Awesanya Anita Peter

HONOUR ROLL PROJECT TEAM (UBOMI, SCHOLARSHIP DRIVE & CHRISTMAS GROTTO) Gokowri Sarah Julie Moyegbone Emmanuel Essien Rukkayat Ejeodamen Gift A. Michael Lanre Adeyemi Temitope Olorunju Eniola Solomon Victor Alih Olubukunola Osho Caleb Sunday Ikenna Ezumezu Adesola Adegbite Owokotomo Tosin Clemecy Osikorobia Godsgift Onuoha Marister Onyedikachi Dingwo Sola Arayela Steven Pregee Esther Francis

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Wusu Esther Titilayo Ovadje Clement Oluwadolapo Ojo Ifeoluwa Fawale Okonye Vivian adaobi Samuel Etuk Paschal Nduka. K Oluwaseyi Oni Tosin Coker Eve Iyire Adeseye Amao Eguakun Christabel Jennie O'Koyin Akinkusote Joy Ubuwere Christen Ngozi Chineke Okey Vincent Jimi Michael Adaobi Onwuzuka Ogaga Portia Owen Oniha

Payne Pelumi Chukwudumebi Uzo Chukwuemeka Ubah Ovie-Omo Destiny Akpoyibo Aguocha Martin David Oduotu Bighoro Ojevwe Victor Marian Ayim Edwin Benson-Obara Divine Anekwe Segun Damilare Akanbi Adewuyi Samuel Reign Joshua Seth King Ojikemba Adewunmi Imoleayo Festus Praise Luke Blessing Samuel Seunara Abiodun Olukoju Bestchoice Thomas Olumuyiwa Olufemi

Iwum Peter Obi Amao Peculiar Sorunke Oluwakemi Favour Ayodele Jones Opeyemi Tosin Lawrence Olawuyi Oluwapelumi Sowari Akosionu Segun Ogunlade Barrister Matilda Otulana Crystal-Anne Chijindu Janet Ogechi Ohakwe Blessing Nuhu Franklin Okonkwo Umunakwe Reginald Chimakpam Olatoye Adebayo Idris Olaleye Oma' Mebradu Airule Tracy

2022 Partners

Lagos State Ministry of Youth and Social Development

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CONTACT US

PISTIS Conference Centre 1 Elevation/ Resurrection Drive, Lekki Lagos, Nigeria

07000PISTIS (747847) info@pistisfoundation.org www.pistisfoundation.org Pistisfdn

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