This project will help to reduce hunger and food insecurity among farmers. In Nigeria, about 3.7 million people, across16 states, are food insecure. Several factors have driven this. These include civil conflicts, large-scale displacement, rising food prices, climate change, natural resource degradation, poverty and population growth. About 9 out of 10 Nigerians cannot afford a healthy diet. The COVID-19 pandemic has worsened the hunger situation, particularly impacting food supply and price.

According to UNESCO, 1 out of 10 girls in Africa miss school during their menstrual period and eventually drop out. In Nigeria, sanitary pads costs an average of $1.30 per pack, while most families live below the poverty threshold of $1.20 per day. The high cost of sanitary pads in Nigeria have made them inaccessible for poor girls. In some situations, girls face sexual abuse in their quest for money to buy sanitary pads. SOHF aims to curb this ugly trend and reinforce the confidence in them.

This project will focus on people with mental problem and how we can extend help to them. Mental illness affects people of all ages, education, income levels, and cultures; however, systemic inequalities such as racism, poverty, homelessness, discrimination, colonial and gender-based violence, among others, can worsen mental health and symptoms of mental illness, especially if mental health supports are difficult to access. Major depression affects approximately 5.4% of the Southeast population.

The mind is a terrible thing to waste."Thousands of children in Africa drop out of school each year simply because their parents cannot afford to cover tuition and school-related costs. Their minds and potentials are wasted. The hopeful news is that together we can help create a new start for these children.We can mobilize a life-changing surge of love and support, by providing scholarships. These scholarships will ensure that children stay in school for a year covering tuition and related cost

In the Connected Economy, value is created through the technology-enabled links between people, machines, and organizations. To counter that threat, organizations all over the world are changing how they operate to become part of the Connected Economy. This integration of the digital and physical worlds will transform the economy across the ten pillars that today represent its key cornerstones. Sam Onyemaechi launched a project to educate our teeming youths into the new world era of revolution.

This project will assist the aged living with dementia. About one-third of all people age 85 or older may have some form of dementia, but it is not a normal part of aging. Many people live into their 90s and beyond without any signs of dementia. There are several different forms of dementia, including Alzheimer's disease. As many as 7% of adults aged 60 and older suffer from dementia. Along with problems with memory, language, and decision-making abilities.

In this project, our primary interest is in toilets for low-income communities, and in defecation use. Pay-per-use public toilets are most commonly seen in public locations, but may also be constructed in low-income residential areas, serving both residential and transient users. One in three people across the world don't have a decent toilet of their own. But it's not just a question of lacking a household toilet - low availability of public and community toilets is also an issue.

The crisis in the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) sector extends to institutions, 50 per cent of all rural communities and schools in IMO STATE do not have basic water supply and sanitation facilities while 50 per cent of health care facilities lack clean water and 88 per cent of them lack basic sanitation. Nearly 60 thousand children die before they start school from diseases caused by poor levels of access to WASH.

This project will help the organization's project sustainability plan. The food processing involves the processing of clean and harvested crops into marketable food products. The foundation engages into this as a way; to carry out her mission objectives, for Community, financial and organizational sustainability, to build a wide supply chain network and to help those that have vocational skills to acquaint themselves with entrepreneurial skill so as to be resourceful and be useful to themselves.

Complex societal challenges are preventing many children attaining education. Many of them suffer from low income, low financial literacy, and high debt levels. Financial hardship and complex societal challenges directly influence a person's cognitive ability. Sam Onyemaechi Humanitarian foundation supports vulnerable and underserved children by providing partial and complete tuition fees, learning materials to overcome some challenges on a need and merit basis.

Lack of good and systematic database has in small measure affected effective distribution of Covid-19 palliatives. This has led to the allegation that the process is being politicized. There have been no clear strategy to reach the vulnerable and poor in the distribution of palliatives. This project will engage communities in Imo State with Palliative, sensitizing them and providing them with food packages, preventive kits and free hand sanitizers.

Girls and women across Nigeria have fallen victim against sexual assault, rape and human trafficking. In Southeast, an estimated one in three women experienced physical or sexual abuse in her lifetime. Samonyemaechi is committed to addressing gender-based violence through investment, research and learning, and collaboration with stakeholders . SOHF will launch an intensive program of education in 20 rural communities and schools to understand and prevent sexual violence.

The aim of this project is to inpire, provide respite and joy to our teaming youths. We have a deep and abiding passion to inspire, fight cultural amnesia, and diminish the mindsets of scarcity that have kept our people in generational poverty. The poverty we are attacking with our intentionality goes beyond the material. We want to recover the essence of our youths through the offering of vocational training and innovative so as to actualize their potentials.

This project is going to serve the community as an Ultra-Modern Multi-purpose hall that will contain old peoples rehabilitative care home, Nurses and Doctors quarters, administrative Block, Visitors Lodge, Orphanage home, Village hall, Library, Youth Education Center and Information Technology Center connecting the village to the outside world. It will leverage educational and financial resources to increase and improve the life options for underserved rural communities in developing nations.

This project will help widows' sustainable livelihood. Window's empowerment is a must when the question of national economic stability arises. It is required to drive away poverty and establish widow's position at home and in the society. Unfortunately, many widows are the worst sufferer in this prospect, most of them go about begging to support their family. They are not given priority in family decision making for their poor income. Self-income generating activities can tackle this problem.

This project will see to the needs of the physically challenged persons in society, those starved of services and mostly ignored by society, live in isolation, segregation, poverty, charity and even pity. These include; the blind, leprosy-cured, hearing impairment, loco motor disability, mental retardation and mental illness. Due to discrimination they do not go to public places and not free to get those rights which a non-disabled person gets. They are deprived of education and employment.

Mentoring women entrepreneurs' project will provide and enhance income opportunities to 5000 underprivileged single parent women from the Southeastern part of Nigeria. The project will provide them: ENTREPRENEURIAL EDUCATION, 300 DOLLARS IN SEED MONEY, MENTORING ON THEIR MICROBUSINESSES and 9 MONTHS OF FOOD SUPPLIES. The food supplies will relieve the women and their children of the humanitarian crisis caused by the pandemic. Empowerment and increased self esteem are other benefits.

Every day, millions of children around the world go to school on an empty stomach. Hunge affects their concentration and ability to learn. There are also millions of children-particularly girls,who simply do not go to school. In conflict-affected countries, children are twice as likely to be out of school than their peers in stable countries. Our mission is to ensure that all school aged children have access to school meals and are healthy and ready to learn.

The recent flooding in Nigeria has affected the lives of many people, and the situation is still evolving. Many of these families are living in shelters, which are overcrowded and unsanitary. They need food and water, medical supplies, clothing, and other necessities. They also need someone who cares enough about them. There are thousands of others who are in need of help. We know this is not an easy thing for us as individuals-but it is something we can do with our community support.

This project will engage rural communities in planting trees and minimize the use of fossil fuels, and focus on developing alternative sources of energy that are clean and sustainable. We will focus on both carbon emissions reduction and carbon removal with our biochar program. We will reach out to small farmers in rural areas and show them a better way to handle their crop waste. It will increase awareness towards reducing global warming, to give our earth a chance to heal and rebalance.

Mental health disorders have a negative impact on the individual, society and global economy. The prevalence of mental disorders is increasing in young people, and if unaddressed, research has shown that they may develop into severe and chronic illnesses. Since 2012, SOHF has provided a holistic approach to help our youth overcome the scars of mental health and excel in life. We provide a nurturing environment with psychological and educational support. We're proud of our 100% development.