Humanitarian Relief
We provide food, clothing and essential items to individuals and families in need.
Rehoboth Potters Peoples Charity Foundation mobilises practical support for people and communities facing hardship, with a focus on dignity, accountability and responsible stewardship.
Relief Support
Skills & Empowerment
Health Support
Education Support
After reaching 64 widows and less-privileged persons through Rehoboth 57, our commitment to restoring hope, relieving hardship and empowering lives continues.
We are preparing for a new season of compassionate service, stronger partnerships and carefully planned humanitarian initiatives—always with dignity, accountability and responsible stewardship.
Rehoboth Potters Peoples Charity Foundation exists to restore hope, empower lives and help build stronger futures through practical, dignity-centred charitable action.
Discover Rehoboth
A quick visual overview of the Foundation's service focus, from humanitarian relief and education to health, empowerment and care for vulnerable people.
We provide food, clothing and essential items to individuals and families in need.
We promote access to quality education and support students through scholarships and learning resources.
We support healthcare initiatives, medical outreach and wellness programs in our communities.
We empower individuals with skills training, resources and opportunities for self-reliance.
We reach out to widows, orphans, elderly and other vulnerable groups with love and support.
We promote values-based living through counselling, mentorship and faith-based programs.
The Foundation's registered aims include helping less-privileged people through material assistance, supporting community members and elderly persons with training and skills, providing specified basic health-care support, and providing basic school materials for underfunded schools.
We bring these aims into practice through organised projects, beneficiary assessment, donor records and post-project accountability.
View verified registration details →A structured, year-round food-security programme serving vulnerable households through verified food assistance, community distributions, safe stock management and accountable corporate partnerships.
Rehoboth welcomes serious corporate, institutional, diaspora and international partnership conversations. Our donor-visit pathway is designed around programme clarity, due diligence, responsible visibility and evidence-based reporting.
In December 2024, the Shop for Free outreach in Abuja operated as a free community redistribution event. Families and supporters contributed clothing and other useful items, including pre-owned materials in usable condition, for people to select and receive at no cost.
That spirit of practical service continues in the Foundation's structured charitable work: restoring hope, relieving hardship and empowering lives with dignity and accountability.
Watch highlights from the community-supported Shop for Free outreach presented by Potters House Church, where families and supporters contributed clothing and other useful items for free redistribution.
This outreach reflects the Foundation's commitment to serving people with dignity, compassion and practical support.
Needs-based assistance for people and households facing hardship, including support consistent with the Foundation's registered objectives.
Explore →Training and skills support intended to help community members and elderly persons improve stability and independence.
Explore →Basic health-care interventions within the scope stated in the Foundation's constitution.
Explore →Provision of basic school materials for underfunded schools and related education-focused charitable support.
Explore →After reaching 64 widows and less-privileged persons during the 1 September flag-off, Rehoboth 57 continued with a Shop for Free outreach featuring clothes, shoes, bags, jewellery and other donated items.
Our documented outreach record includes community-supported Shop for Free / CHOP FOR FREE activities in Abuja (2024), Warri & Udu, Delta State (12 March 2025), and Eat for Free in Port Harcourt, Rivers State (30 July 2025). These earlier activities were largely supported through food and usable goods contributed in kind rather than formal corporate cash sponsorship.
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The Foundation's constitution provides for trustees, meetings, governing oversight, accounts, audit and annual reporting. Project-level controls also include beneficiary, donor and payment records.
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