Our Vision
We envision a Nigeria where all disadvantage, abused, rejected and abandoned or orphaned children have their destinies restored and grow up in a safe loving caring and Godly environment.
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- Email us: info@balesofmercy.com
- Working Hours: 08:00-17:00
Opening Times
Monday – Friday: 09:00 – 17:00
Our Location
16 Akinola Street Ladi-Lak, Bariga, Lagos, Nigeria.
Customer Support
+234 818 824 6629
01.About Us
Our Mission
To build and manage a secure home for disadvantaged abandoned orphaned and vulnerable children in an environment of love and tranquility…
Organizational Focus
With the view to impacting abandoned orphaned and vulnerable children in Nigeria, our focus as an organization is categorized into 3 major areas: Learning and Education; Advocacy
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04.Our Blog
Promising results from malaria-prevention medication among children in Borno State, Nigeria
Maiduguri, 14 June, 2019 – “I had always asked my family members to sit outside for one or two hours at night just before bedtime, when I usually spray the bedroom with indoor sprays,” says Hajia Hauwa Abiso, who lives in the north-eastern Nigerian state of Borno. “Little did I know that mosquito bites during this period were enough to infect them.”
Nigeria: U.S. Finds Nigeria, Niger Improving Anti-Trafficking Efforts
Dakar — Niger and Nigeria have improved their efforts to fight human trafficking, but still do not meet the minimum standards required, the U.S. government said on Thursday in its closely watched annual assessment of how countries are performing.
Food security: Scientist tasks farmers on improved animal production
Animal Scientist, Dr Funmilayo Ogunleke, on Saturday called on sheep/goat farmers to improve their production to feed the country’s growing population.
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Every year, your generosity helps thousands of children across Nigeria recover from the trauma of abuse, neglect and family violence.