Foundation empowers indigent families, pays over ₦1 million hospital bills and more

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The Amaroy Foundation, a non-governmental organisation, has made significant charitable gestures in Imo State, paying over ₦1 million in hospital bills for three indigent women and empowering individuals through various initiatives.

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The foundation’s founder, Dr. Roy Kelechi Nwakamma, presented 200 day-old chicks, chicken feeds, drugs, and housing materials to three farmers, enabling them to start their agribusiness journey. The beneficiaries, Mr. George Eneremadu, Ugoeze Elizabeth Unanka, and Mrs. Rose Njoku, were trained and encouraged to grow their businesses and support their families.

A physically challenged person, Mr. Ifeanyi Nnanna, received a generator and cash grant to boost his electronics repair business. Additionally, two individuals, Chibuike Njoku and Egonna Nwogbo, were set up with provision shops, complete with goods worth over ₦1 million, a brand new generator, freezer, and stabiliser.

Dr. Nwakamma also paid over ₦1 million in outstanding hospital bills for three women who were unable to pay for their medical expenses after delivering babies through caesarean sections. The women described the payment as a “timely miracle” and expressed appreciation to the foundation.

“Our foundation is concerned about the high rate of poverty people grapple with, and we want to empower lives, restore dignity, and build resilient communities through practical, people-centred support,” Dr. Nwakamma stated. “We will continue to make our own modest interventions to improve humanity and our society as a whole.

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