The Maria Celine Onwughalu Foundation (MCOF), a non-governmental organization, has announced plans to provide quality education for indigent children and to help rehabilitate drug abusers and commercial sex workers. This announcement was made by the Founder, Queen Ifunanya Onwughalu, in a statement released yesterday.
Queen Ifunanya explained that the foundation’s mission is broad and aims to improve the lives of the most vulnerable and underserved people. MCOF plans to offer not only education but also healthcare services, cybersecurity awareness for young people, social safety nets, and food security.
“Our mission includes tackling crime, drug abuse, genital mutilation, and child exploitation. We also focus on providing education, developing infrastructure, creating entrepreneurship opportunities, and advocating for human rights,” she said.
MCOF aims to be a beacon of hope and transformation globally. The foundation wants to uplift and empower communities worldwide by addressing their most urgent needs.
Queen Ifunanya also emphasized the importance of community support in achieving these goals. She called on well-meaning citizens to join the foundation’s efforts to create a brighter and more secure future for everyone.
“Your support and collaboration can help us make a meaningful difference and build a better world for generations to come,” she added.
