Our Work.
What We Do
Care Aid Support Initiative provides life-saving humanitarian assistance and long-term community development programs for displaced and vulnerable populations.
Humanitarian Services
We respond to crises, protect dignity, and co-create opportunities for inclusive growth—ensuring that no one is left behind.
Disability Inclusion (DiD)
Advocating for the rights of persons with disabilities by providing direct aid, training, and assistive technology. We work to ensure their full participation in society, breaking barriers to education, livelihoods, and community involvement.
Health & Hygiene (WASH)
From COVID-19 prevention campaigns to clean water and sanitation projects, our health and hygiene programs address urgent needs in crisis-affected communities—reducing disease, promoting wellbeing, and restoring hope.
Youth & Women Empowerment
Through vocational training, entrepreneurship programs, and mentoring, Care Aid equips women and young people with the skills to rebuild their lives, support their families, and contribute to stronger, more resilient communities.
Emergency Response
In times of disaster and conflict, we act fast. From food distribution and medical aid to shelter and flood relief, our teams deliver rapid, life-saving assistance when families need it most.
Where We Work
BAY States (Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe)
Northern Nigeria
Care Aid operates across the BAY States (Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe) and other crisis-affected regions of Nigeria, reaching thousands of internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees, and host communities.
Distance doesn’t diminish our mission—whether in urban camps or remote villages, we stand with communities on the frontlines of crisis.
By investing in people—especially the most vulnerable—we create lasting change. Every safe shelter, every drop of clean water, every training session builds a pathway from crisis to resilience.
Philip John
Founder & National Coordinator, Care Aid Support Initiative
