Mrs Harriet Onyeacholam from Umukaku Isiama Autonomous community Imo State Nigeria was diagnosed of Kidney failure some years ago and she has been battling with her health. Through father Fr Chamberlain Anyanele Foundation with his team, we were able to put smiles on her face and also pay for her dialysis and drvgs. We keep praying for her quick recovery. Reach us through www. fatherchamberlainanyanelefoundation.com God bless you

The accident news of Miss Chiamaka Iwuoha got to us and we responded speedily at FMC Umuahia. A building collapsed on her body and she got injured and was referred for Surgery on her hib and ribs. All thanks to Fr Chamberlain Anyanele Foundation sponsors who donated generously for the successful surgical operation. Let’s keep praying for her quick recovery. She was so happy to see us come to her rescue. Thanks for your continuous support.

Mrs Onyealiam Anthonia has been sick for over ten years and was abandoned. She has not heard from her only son since ten years. Through our foundation we were able to take her to the hospital, gave her some food stuffs and cash envelope.

We paid the tuition fees of these indigent students of St. Anthony’s Secondary School Umunkwo in Isiala Mbano. We are glad to send them back to class rooms through our foundation.

We also visited Mrs Chinyere. She is a widow and she is not mentally sound. We extended our hands of charity to her through Fr Chamberlain Anyanele Foundation thanks to all those that donated generously to our foundation. We keep reaching out to the needy everyday

We visited Mrs Anne. She has no children and she is not mentally stable. We were able to give her hope and love. Please Keep supporting us.

We extended our outreach to the less privileged. Mrs Monica is a blind widow. She finds it hard to eat our foundation visited her with some food items. Please keep supporting us.

You can see the smile and happiness on their face

Mr. Alex, a devoted catechist at St. Patrick's Parish, he selflessly served the Lord and his community. During his dedication, he developed a leg ulcer that confined him to one place. Thankfully, the Father Chamberlain Anyanele Foundation intervened, providing transportation to the hospital for proper medical treatment, which was fully covered by the foundation. By God's grace, Mr. Alex has made a remarkable recovery from his leg ulcer. We are deeply grateful for the foundation's timely intervention, which helped facilitate his treatment and recovery

We discovered that she was very sick so we had to take her to the hospital and run a test on her then we prayed for her. Thanks to our supporters, Fr Chamberlain Anyanele Foundation.

This is the Blind Mrs Monica looking healthy after we touched her life. She really appreciates our charity work.

Master Uche is a school dropout, our foundation were to send him back to school. We bought him reading table.

Our foundation paid school tuition fees for this little children. They are the indigent students in the school. We moved with sympathy by making sure they are back to school.

We were able to touch lives by visiting Mama, she finds it difficult to eat and we visited her with rice and chicken. Please keep supporting us.

During our hospital visit, we encountered Mrs. G, who had undergone fibroid surgery. Unfortunately, she was unable to afford her hospital bills, resulting in her being detained at the hospital for three months. Thankfully, the Father Chamberlain Anyanele Foundation intervened and paid her hospital bill of ₦350,000, Equivalent $300, securing her release.

Our hearts were deeply moved as we visited Mr. Emmanuel at his home, following our 9-day uninterrupted Novena Prayer this February. This dear man, who has been afflicted with disability, faces the added burdens of having no children or employment to support himself. His disability has not only stolen his independence but has also left him feeling isolated and alone. Each day, he struggles to find his next meal, a constant reminder of his vulnerability. But in the midst of these overwhelming challenges, we were humbled to be able to offer some relief, thanks to the generosity of the Father Chamberlain Anyanele Foundation. We provided him with a cash gift and a bag of rice, a small but tangible expression of our care and concern. Yet, as you all can see in the picture Mr. Emmanuel humbly requested for a wheelchair to enhance his mobility.

Our hearts were shattered when we encountered Mrs. Franca during one of our community visitations. This precious soul had been abandoned by her only brother, left to suffer in isolation, without the loving care of family or friends. As an orphan, childless, and widowed, Mrs. Franca's life had been marked by unimaginable hardship and rejection. As we found her, Mrs. Franca's condition was urgent. Her chronic bedsores had ravaged her body, exposing her bones, while her leg ulcer had become severely infected due to the lack of medical attention. The agony she endured is beyond comprehension. But then, a ray of hope emerged. The Father Chamberlain Anyanele Foundation intervened, rescuing Mrs. Franca from the depths of lost hope. We ensured she received comprehensive medical care at St. Vincent de Paul hospital Ehime Mbano, where her wounds were treated, and her infections managed with the help of Sr. Angelica and her medical team. Moreover, we provided Mrs. Franca with a dedicated caregiver, who attended to her every need, offering love, compassion, and dignity. The caregiver's selfless support enabled Mrs. Franca to receive essential care, including cooking, cleaning, and medication management. Though Mrs. Franca's time with us was limited, we take comfort in knowing that, in her final days, she experienced the love, care, and compassion she so rightly deserved. The Father Chamberlain Anyanele Foundation is honored to have played a part in bringing joy and dignity to her life before she passed away

These are the student of St Patrick Comprehensive School Umuezeala-Owerre Ehime Mbano Imo State, they are on scholarship.

A 49-year-old battling kidney failure. One of his family members reached out to us for support. Mr. David's health struggles, have taken a significant toll on his life and livelihood. He requires dialysis at least twice a week, but unfortunately, access to this life-saving treatment is limited in Nigeria, especially for those who cannot afford it. Thankfully, through the help of Father chamberlain Anyanele foundation we reached out to our beloved sister Nonye with the heart of gold at united state and she stepped in with a donation of $700 to support Mr. David's dialysis. We were able to deliver the funds to his wife, which provided some relief during this challenging time.

Our recent community outreach is showcased in this slide. As you can see, these beautiful women were gifted with money and raw food. What makes our foundation unique is our commitment to reaching the less privileged at their doorsteps, providing not only essential items but also counseling, encouragement, and spiritual support. We're proud of this holistic approach, which aims is the uplift of both body and spirit.

Mama had been struggling with mobility issues, confined to the floor without a wheelchair. Fortunately, a concerned individual reached out to us about her condition and requested a wheelchair donation for her. Our team visited Mama at her home, assessed her needs, and confirmed that a wheelchair was essential for her. Thanks to the kindness of Father Chamberlain Anyanele Foundation, Mama received not only a wheelchair but also a bag of rice. As seen in the picture, this generous donation has brought joy and relief to her life

I'm extremely pleased to announce 📣 through the help of Father Chamberlain Anyanele Foundation, we've successfully covered tuition fees for nearly 400 students in the first quarter of this academic year 2025!!Now, we're reaching out for support to ensure these students continue and return to school for this second quarter, which will start in two weeks. We can't do this without your help. Please consider contributing to this noble cause.

As I reflect on our recent visit to the orphanage home, sponsored by me, Prisca Adindu, I'm overwhelmed with emotions. Seeing these precious children, Lacking the love and care that only a family can provide, it breaks my heart. We took some essentials to bring a smile to their faces, but it's clear that they need so much more. As someone who lost both parents at a young age, I understand the struggles they face. Every day is a fight to survive, and without our support, feeding, clothing, and educating them seems like an overwhelming task. Please I implore you all to join me in making a difference in their lives. Let's come together to provide the love, care, and resources they desperately need.

Mrs. Joy's life has been forever changed by her SMI schizophrenia diagnosis. This brave mother of two struggles daily to care for herself and her children, her vulnerability exploited by those who took advantage of her condition. Now, she's left to raise her children alone, without a father or family support. We're crying out for help. Please support Mrs. Joy's journey to receive the mental health treatment she desperately need, and we want to be able to create awareness about SMI in her community, breaking down stigmas and building a support network for those who need it most, but the foundation can’t do it alone without your support.