50
Households assessed
Household visits helped the team understand real needs in Gulum community.
Our Impact
Measurable care, transparent action, and community-driven change.
Lifecycle Care and Empowerment Initiative believes that impact must be measurable, transparent, and community-driven.
Current field focus
First urgent support cycle in Gulum, Kona, Jalingo, Taraba State.
50
Households assessed
34
Vulnerable households identified
20
Urgent beneficiaries selected
Impact at a Glance
Current impact statistics from the first field intervention.
The first intervention was built on direct household assessment, community engagement, careful screening, and practical monthly support for urgent beneficiaries.
34
Vulnerable households identified
Families were profiled through community-based vulnerability assessment.
20
Urgent beneficiaries selected
The first monthly stipend beneficiaries were selected transparently.
1
Community reached
The first intervention began in Gulum, Kona, Jalingo, Taraba State.
May 2026
Monthly support started
Lifecycle Care began monthly stipend support for selected elderly persons.
Impact Story
The first intervention focused on vulnerable elderly persons in Gulum.
First Intervention
From household visits to monthly stipend assistance.
Our first intervention focused on vulnerable elderly persons in Gulum community. Through direct household assessment and community engagement, we identified elderly persons in need of urgent support and began monthly stipend assistance funded from internal resources while seeking donor support.
1Community leader engagement
2Household visits and questionnaires
3Vulnerability screening
4Beneficiary selection and follow-up
Beneficiary List
10 beneficiaries of monthly stipend support.
Beneficiary selection is based on vulnerability, age, disability status, widowhood, household condition, and community validation.
Selection summary
Elderly, widowed, disabled, and highly vulnerable persons receive priority.
The initial list focuses on people aged 60 years and above who need urgent, practical support. Monthly support began in May 2026.
Monthly stipend beneficiaries
10 beneficiaries selected for the first urgent support cycle.
Vulnerability status
Elderly, widowed, disabled, or facing overlapping vulnerability.
Age limit
60 years and above for the elderly stipend programme.
Commencement
May 2026 in Gulum, Kona, Jalingo, Taraba State.
Field Evidence
Impact documented from real Lifecycle Care activities.
These photos show the actual outreach, assessment, engagement, and support activities behind the first Gulum intervention.
Household assessment
First stipend disbursement
Beneficiary group
Community engagement
Future Target
Expanding monthly support across Taraba State and the North East.
With donor and partner support, Lifecycle Care hopes to expand the monthly stipend programme to more elderly persons and vulnerable households across Taraba State and the North East.
More
Elderly persons reached
Additional donor support can extend monthly assistance beyond the first 10 urgent beneficiaries.
Wider
Community coverage
Partnerships can support more assessments, follow-up visits, and household-level care across vulnerable communities.
Donor Transparency
NGN 45,000
Confirmed public giving
4
Public donation records
1
Anonymous gifts
2
Focus areas supported
DonorFocus areaGift
Anonymous donor
AnonymousJun 23, 2026
General mission support
General mission support
NGN 5,000
Agbo Samuel
PublicJun 3, 2026
General mission support
General mission support
NGN 5,000
Agbo Samuel
PublicJun 3, 2026
Elderly care and companionship
Elderly care and companionship
NGN 25,000
Agbo Samuel
PublicJun 3, 2026
General mission support
General mission support
NGN 10,000
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