Amatakhitswen Foundation to expand its human intervention programmes
By Adi Angyu, Jalingo
As activities to usher in the 2025 work plans are gathering momentum in both public and private spaces in Nigeria, the Amatakhitswen Vulnerable and Less Privileged Foundation (AVLF) is also busy taking stock of its achievements in the last 12 months from January to December 2024.
The Executive Director, AVLF, Wabuji Ishaku Adda said in 2024 , the foundation made remarkable strides in addressing some of the most pressing challenges faced by the group of people the Foundation is serving.
She stated this during the AVLF Annual General meeting held on Friday at the Foundation’s head office in Jalingo, Taraba state capital while reaffirming the organisations commitment to empowering vulnerable and less Privileged individuals.
According to her, the Foundation equally supported those affected by malaria, Tuberculosis (TB), and HIV under the ACOMIN project to providing critical intervention for vulnerable groups.
Mrs Ali explained that all the progresses recorded were as a result of the dedication, hard work and compassion of both the team and supporters, which made the Foundation to surmount the challenges.
“As we look ahead with hope and determination, we remain committed to expanding our reach, partnership, and implementing sustainable programmes that will uplift lives of the vulnerable and less Privileged” She assured.
