About us
From Loss to Legacy, Christabel's Story
In 2016, the world lost a bright light — Christabel Aziki Adeyemi, a vibrant 10-year-old whose laughter and spirit touched everyone she met. Her life was tragically cut short by cerebral malaria, a preventable disease that claims thousands of young lives each year.
From this heartbreak emerged a mission filled with purpose: to ensure that no child suffers the same fate and that every family has the support they need to protect their children. The Aziki Charity Foundation was born in Christabel’s memory — a promise to transform grief into hope and loss into lasting impact.
We support children and youth to reach their full potential!
At Aziki Charity Foundation, we work tirelessly to protect children and families from malaria — one community at a time. Through medical aid, awareness campaigns, and community support, we’re building a future where no child dies from a preventable disease.
Mission
To prevent child deaths from malaria through education, early detection, and access to treatment — empowering families and communities to live healthier, safer lives. No family should lose a child to a preventable disease. Actions include distributing mosquito nets, organizing malaria tests, covering medical bills for vulnerable families, and awareness campaigns.
Vision
A world where no child dies from a preventable disease, and every family thrives in health, hope, and dignity. Access to health is viewed as a human right, not a privilege.
Faith-driven nonprofit organization
Fighting malaria and saving children’s lives across Nigeria and beyond. A world where no child dies from a preventable disease, and every family thrives in health, hope, and dignity.
Fighting malaria and saving children’s lives across Nigeria and beyond.
Our journey began with the memory of Christabel Aziki Adeyemi, a bright 10-year-old whose life was tragically cut short by cerebral malaria. From this deep loss, her family found a greater purpose — to ensure no other child suffers the same fate, and every family has a fair chance at life and health.
We are more than a charity — we are a movement of love, compassion, and action. Through prevention, education, and medical support, we stand as a shield for vulnerable families. Simple interventions — a mosquito net, a timely test, a dose of treatment — can change a child’s life forever.
Every project, outreach, and life we touch honors Christabel’s legacy — transforming pain into purpose and loss into lasting love. Together with our volunteers, partners, and supporters, we are building healthier communities and brighter futures, one family at a time.
Medical Bill Support
Identify critically ill children and pay their hospital and medication bills directly.
Community Outreach
Teaching families how to identify early symptoms, seek testing, and properly use mosquito nets. Organizing community clean-ups to eliminate mosquito breeding sites.
Large-Scale Distributions
Distribute mosquito nets, conduct free malaria tests, and provide free medication to those who test positive.
What We Do
Preventing children deaths from malaria through education, early detection, and access to treatment, empowering families and communities to live healthier, safer lives.
Medical Support & Treatment
- Malaria diagnosis and treatment
- Covering hospital bills for critically ill children
- Distributing insecticide-treated mosquito nets
- Sanitation drives
- Food outreaches for underserved families
Emotional & Mental Wellness
- Bereavement counseling
- Youth mentorship for personal growth and resilience
- Community support groups for widows and grieving families
Empowerment & Future
- Vocational training and startup support
- Scholarships and skill development
- Job placements and entrepreneurial coaching
- Helping widows and youth achieve financial independence
FAQ
What is the Aziki Charity Foundation?
The Aziki Charity Foundation is a faith-driven nonprofit organization dedicated to fighting malaria and saving children's lives across Nigeria and beyond. We are a movement of love, compassion, and action — built on prevention, education, and medical support for vulnerable families and communities.
How did the foundation start?
The foundation was born from the loss of Christabel Aziki Adeyemi, a bright 10-year-old girl who passed away from cerebral malaria in 2016. What began as a mother's grief grew into a mission — to ensure no other child dies from a preventable disease.
Where is the foundation based?
We are based at Plot 110 Cadastral Zone, Behind GAAT School, Gaduwa FCT, Abuja, Nigeria.
Is the Aziki Charity Foundation a registered nonprofit?
Yes, we are a registered nonprofit organization operating in Nigeria.
Our dedicated volunteer
James Carter
Volunteer
Carl Hayese
Volunteer
Scoty Brooks
Volunteer
Ryan Mitchell
Volunteer