Astro Light Care Foundation is an advocacy-driven organization dedicated to promoting public health through open defecation awareness and environmental sustainability. Our mission is to empower underserved communities in Nigeria by educating them about the dangers of open defecation and the importance of environmental hygiene.
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Mission
To eliminate open defecation in underserved communities by raising awareness, providing sanitation facilities, and promoting environmental sustainability through innovative recycling programs.
Vision
To create a healthier, cleaner Nigeria/Africa where every community has access to safe sanitation, fostering an environment free from the health risks associated with open defecation.
Educate communities on the health and environmental dangers of open defecation, creating widespread awareness that drives behavioral change.
Establish community toilets and handwashing stations to provide safe and accessible sanitation for all.
Promote recycling programs that turn waste into revenue, which is reinvested into building and maintaining public sanitation facilities.
Conduct workshops, training sessions, and campaigns focused on the importance of sanitation, waste management, and environmental stewardship in improving public health.
Foster community ownership of sanitation projects, empowering locals to maintain and manage facilities sustainably.
To provide educational resources, training programs, and support services that empower children and adults in underserved/ glass root communities, promoting lifelong learning and skills development.
To raise awareness about environmental sanitation issues, particularly open defecation, and implement sustainable solutions like building of mobile public toilets that improve marginalized community health and hygiene practices.
Astro Light Care Foundation:
Account Number: 9917692747
Bank Name: Cashconnect Microfinance Bank
Ishaq Ahmed Rufai, a native of Kuroko in Adavi Local Government Area of Kogi State, Nigeria, grew up witnessing firsthand the devastating effects of poor sanitation. In his local village, open defecation was not just a common practice but a necessity, as modern toilets were a luxury few could afford. This issue affected over 90% of the population, contributing to widespread diseases and health challenges.
Despite the passage of time, Ishaq has seen only marginal improvements in sanitation practices within his community. Open defecation remains prevalent, and its consequences continue to harm the well-being of those in marginalized areas. These experiences shaped his resolve to make a difference.
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