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Abigail Foundation, a non-governmental organisation in support of victims of domestic violence in Nigeria has set up a charity shop in the Nigerian Capital City, Gwadalada area of the federal capital territory in Abuja.
According to the founder of Abigail’s Foundation, Prophetess Moji Obasa , “the Charity shop stocks different local and foreign clothing materials, jewelleries as well as imported chocolates and sweets”.
The clothes are evening wears, Aso -Oke, Adire,different fabrics and materials from Dubai, Turkey and the USA.
The shop is a place to be for purchases of Christmas gifts and household materials for all time.
The proceeds from this shop are expected to be plough back to support victims of domestic violence in Nigeria
Abigail Foundation since its inception in Nigeria has distributed free clothing and food to Nigerians within Abuja.
The shop is located at Park Road Ultra-Modern Shopping Complex ,Gwadalada,Abuja.
Abigail’s Foundation for Victims of Domestic Violence is an innovative and transformative project addressing the core psychological, emotional, and social effects of domestic violence in Nigeria. It’s a sister NGO of Jewins women 2 women Ltd an Oxfordshire based charity operating for 14 years supporting ethnic minorities in the UK who are victims of domestic violence.
Trauma Coaching and Counselling Hub
The Trauma Coaching and Counselling Hub is an innovative and transformative project addressing the core psychological, emotional, and social effects of domestic violence in Nigeria.
Focused on providing culturally sensitive trauma recovery services, the hub is positioned to serve domestically abused victims while fostering a nationwide movement of healing and treatment, empowerment, and advocacy against domestic violence against men, women, young and old, as well as children because everyone is a potential agent of been abused by anybody.
https://abigailsfoundationforvictimsofdomesticviolence.org/
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