The Foundation provides support, assistance, and education to the neglected young women of Africa and America . In this effort, the foundation provides counseling, training, and better life options to a number of young women and men on the streets without jobs or higher education. The Adolescent Better Life Options Programs have been providing opportunities in the poor neighborhoods by helping young women to actively participate in the economic mainstream of their society. Several cities are abundant with many street women and girls, and we believe our efforts will go a long way in preparing them for training and career development. Many of these women have run away from abusive homes, forced marriages, and family neglect. They flee to the cities and struggle for survival.

The Foundation offers collaboration with health centers, hospitals in training programs. We provide research, information exchange, treatment and prevention on AIDS/HIV. We are much involved in increasing awareness of the global epidemic of AIDS and plan to reduce the HIV prevalence rates among the poor.

The Foundation seeks to improve cancer care through the provision of accurate and appropriate education and an information brokerage source for the underprivileged.

The Foundation provides education programs for the underprivileged population groups afflicted with alcoholism and drug abuse.

Gerontological Health Care

The Foundation advices policy makers in Africa on the Elderly and we research on the aging to improve their quality of life. The number of Africans over sixty  (60) years is increasing. We send medicines to the elderly in Africa. Support our programs for a better life for the aged in Africa.