A robust and impactful organization driving sustainable and positive transformation in the lives of children, women, and elders through holistic care and strategic community partnerships.
“To be a robust and impactful organization that drives sustainable and positive transformation in the lives of the community.”
“To bring about lasting solutions for children, women, and the elderly by providing holistic support and addressing their specific needs, through strategic partnerships with the community, government, and relevant stakeholders.”
Targeted focus areas guiding all SCWOP humanitarian operations and intergenerational community interventions.
To provide elderly individuals with love, comprehensive care, and essential basic needs, ensuring they spend their remaining years in dignity.
To transition the elderly away from begging by fostering self-reliance, enabling them to sustainably support themselves and their families.
To empower the grandchildren of the elderly by providing access to high-quality education, equipping them to become supportive pillars for their families and impactful citizens for their country.
SCWOP focuses on holistic family support—ensuring vulnerable senior citizens and their orphaned grandchildren receive direct monthly aid.
Receiving direct monthly cash transfers, food baskets, healthcare, and home repairs.
Full term tuition coverage, educational materials, seasonal clothes & hygiene supplies.
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Guaranteed monthly cash aid providing seniors with financial dignity and basic living independence.
Flour, cooking oil, grains, and fresh food staples to ensure full nutritional security.
Tuition fees, uniforms, bags, books, and hygiene kits for grandchildren of elderly households.
Geriatric health visits, medical prescriptions, and eligibility for free cataract eye surgeries.
Discover how targeted interventions in housing, eye surgery, mobility distribution, and income-generating seed capital restore hope and dignity across our community.
Restoring dignity and safety by transforming the living homes of vulnerable Elders. SCWOP rehabilitates dilapidated structures, repairs roofs, installs hygienic sanitation facilities, and creates safe, weather-proof living environments.
Restoring dignity and safety by transforming the living homes of vulnerable Elders. SCWOP rehabilitates dilapidated structures, repairs roofs, installs hygienic sanitation facilities, and creates safe, weather-proof living environments.
Restoring vision and hope through life-changing cataract surgeries and comprehensive eye exams. SCWOP partners with medical specialists to provide free screenings, prescription eyeglasses, and surgical procedures for elderly community members.
Enhancing mobility and independence by providing essential aids like wheelchairs, crutches, and blind canes. This initiative enables senior citizens to navigate their homes and communities with confidence and minimal physical assistance.
Empowering individuals and families to build sustainable livelihoods and achieve financial independence. SCWOP provides seed capital, micro-enterprise training, and ongoing mentorship to transition vulnerable households away from begging toward self-reliance.
Our organization respects human equality without discrimination based on gender, race, ethnicity, or religion, and upholds the following core principles:
Serving individuals with dignity and placing human well-being above all.
Operating with openness and taking full responsibility for our actions.
Ensuring honesty, trustworthiness, and ethical conduct in all operations and resource management.
Promoting fairness, inclusivity, and equal opportunities across all programs.
Established in 1993, this indigenous non-governmental organization was founded by a passionate team of five individuals with a mission to support 30 vulnerable people. Over the years, the organization navigated and overcame numerous operational and financial hurdles. A significant turning point came when they secured partnership with an international donor, boosting their capacity. Today, the organization has scaled its impact significantly, providing essential care, shelter, and support to 1,100 elderly individuals and 130 children in need.
“From 5 founders supporting 30 vulnerable people in 1993 to now serving 1,100 elders and 130 children.”— SCWOP 20+ Year Milestone Impact
Whether you represent a community organization, a government entity, or an international donor partner, your collaboration strengthens our impact across vulnerable households.
