MAAM Foundation

About Us

MAAM Foundation was born out of a legacy of compassion, kindness, and unwavering dedication to the welfare of the vulnerable in our society. This legacy began with a remarkable woman, a mother whose heart and hands were always extended to those in need. She spent her life selflessly aiding the needy, comforting the elderly, supporting widows, and bringing hope to countless lives. Her acts of kindness were not just occasional; they were the essence of her being, touching the hearts and minds of everyone around her.
Upon her passing, her children were determined to honor her memory and continue the noble work she had devoted her life to. In her spirit and with her values as their guiding light, they established the MAAM Foundation. The name itself is a tribute to their beloved mother, an acronym standing for "Mama Akuavi Agbemale Memorial Foundation." This foundation serves as a testament to her enduring impact and a pledge to carry forward her mission of compassion and support for the vulnerable.
Since its inception, the MAAM Foundation has been dedicated to making a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals and communities. We aim to inspire and mobilize people to take action, just as our mother did. Through our various programs and initiatives, we strive to alleviate suffering, promote well-being, and empower those who are often overlooked. Our journey is guided by the belief that every act of kindness can create a ripple effect, leading to profound and lasting change.

Mission

MAAM Foundation is committed to touching the heart and mind of individuals and communities to effect changes that will help impact the lives of the vulnerable see more...
Vision

To create a world where compassion and support for the vulnerable are the norms, not the exceptions, and to inspire a global community to act with kin see more...

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Frequently Asked Questions

Orphans/caregivers, Disabled elderly & Caregivers , Women/adolescent out of school Girls, and Students in basic schools

Our Projects are geared towards the following SDGs # 1. No Poverty # 2 No hunger: # 3 Good health # 4 Quality Education # 6 Clean water

Our organization is committed to providing comprehensive support through various initiatives. We offer monthly assistance to disabled seniors, orphans, orphanages, caregivers, and prison inmates. In schools, we mobilize students to participate in Model United Nations programs, encouraging them to emulate the United Nations. We conduct health screenings and educational sessions for the elderly, caregivers, and households. Additionally, we provide teaching and learning materials, along with hygiene kits for girls. We also cover the medical bills of nursing mothers and their babies who are detained at hospitals after childbirth. Lastly, we offer vocational skills training for caregivers and out-of-school adolescent girls to empower them with practical skills for their future

Our organization is dedicated to forging meaningful partnerships with relevant stakeholders and facilitating capacity building through education, training, coaching, and mentoring. We collaborate with government and community structures to create community awareness and mobilization sessions. Additionally, we undertake regular monitoring and evaluation, mobilize health professionals for home and orphanage visits, health education, and screenings, and focus on gender mainstreaming in all our initiatives. We provide monthly support to disabled seniors, orphans, orphanages, caregivers, and prison inmates. In schools, we encourage students to participate in Model United Nations programs. We offer health screenings and education for the elderly, caregivers, and households, provide teaching and learning materials along with hygiene kits for girls, cover medical bills for detained nursing mothers and their babies, and offer vocational skills training for caregivers and out-of-school adolescent girls.

We collaborate with Government Agencies (Municipal/District levels- MOE, MOH, GES, Social Welfare National/Local NGOs and CBOs INGOS/Donor Agencies/Charities, Community stakeholders- community members, and project beneficiaries

Our organization is committed to raising funds and securing other forms of support to continue and scale up our efforts. We offer short-term vocational skills training for caregivers and initiate in-school programs to mobilize schools to run “Model United Nations” activities, encouraging students to emulate the United Nations. Additionally, we forge meaningful partnerships with relevant stakeholders, facilitate capacity building through education, training, coaching, and mentoring, and collaborate with government and community structures. We conduct community awareness and mobilization sessions, undertake regular monitoring and evaluation, and mobilize health professionals for home and orphanage visits, health education, and screenings. We focus on gender mainstreaming and provide monthly support to disabled seniors, orphans, orphanages, caregivers, and prison inmates. We also conduct health screenings and education sessions for the elderly, caregivers, and households, provide teaching and learning materials along with hygiene kits for girls, cover medical bills for detained nursing mothers and their babies, and offer vocational skills training for out-of-school adolescent girls