1. Wj Mudolo Church Development & Building (MCDB) Program
The MCDB Program aims to invoke sense of reliance on and self-sufficiency amongst the churches of Africa by providing them short-term grants to initiate small startup-scale ventures under the church administration itself against securing minor share of partnership in such projects. Projects that may be taken up under this program may include community schools, institutes, recreation centers, amenity facilities, commercial water projects, clinics, health centers, community and commercial TV and radio stations and hospitality or servicing initiatives. The motive of such collaboration is to set-up profit-making units for the churches to allow for self-dependence.
The Foundation also awards financial, logistic and technical support for construction of church buildings and Christian sanctuaries to allow congregations and gatherings for religious advancement within Africa. Other projects willingly sponsored under the program include distribution and dissemination of Christian manuscripts, Bible commentaries and teaching materials, creation and provision of free and customizable websites and smartphone applications for churches unable to afford such advanced options, with the sole purpose to evangelize groups of people towards Christ and his message and cement Christian values and beliefs among disciples.
The MCDB program also encompasses crowd-funding schemes for development of churches and construction of holy sanctuaries, whereby funds generated are directly transferred into the receiving churches’ bank accounts, in order to ensure transparency and without any deductions of handling fees or transaction charges. Owing to global coverage and worldwide targeting for collection of contributions, online-campaigns are seen and chosen to be the most appropriate channel to benefit from a well-organized social network of peers connected globally. Upon applications made by churches, proper scrutiny shall be conducted whereby funds may be released after confirming response of availability of grants to the churches’ individual applications. Funding may be denied for reasons pertaining to scarcity of funds or ineligibility of an application to the set criteria.
2. Wj Mudolo Residential Homes For Children (MRHC) Program
3. Wj Mudolo Disaster Management (MDM) Program
4. Wj Mudolo Cooperative Community Housing (MCCH) Program
The MCCH Program pertains to financially supporting inquisition and research work carried out by responsible institutions to assess the possibilities of providing cost-effective housing to the communities and ensuring the availability of abundant agricultural land for farming activities. The ultimate motive behind this program is to provide adequate supply of proper shelter through well-planned community housing schemes while enough space for farmland is freed, ensuring food-security for the community and housed population.
The research programs are required to derive accurate and reliable results detailing the housing needs, feasibility of providing the same, along with giving statistics gauging the accessibility and affordability of such projects. Proper evaluation of such results require pooling and sharing the date obtained from them with organizations and local governments seeking to work in the same sector for the betterment of housing opportunities, as well as with communities on the receiving end. The program seeks to work into projects for community planning, research programs, affordable housing finance schemes, capital investments, technical assistance, and major infrastructure investments for local governments.
5. Wj Mudolo Legal Aid Assistance (MLAA) Program
Along the lines of working for communal well-being, the WJ Mudolo Foundation also seeks to ease the process of dispensation of justice for people belonging to the underprivileged, destitute, and ostracized communities, both individually and collectively. The Foundation aims to work in coordination with selected law firms and non-governmental organizations offering legal counseling, assistance, and representation to the marginalized segments of society. The MLAA aims to promote people’s access to justice by ensuring:
- Funds are endowed to organizations offering legal aid through transparent funding.
- Strict supervision is exercised over the provision of effective legal aid services in accordance with the MLAA Program regulations.
- Effective services are being rendered by the funded organizations through constant feedback from the recipients.
- Funded organizations are supplied with the necessary training and technical assistance to function efficiently.
How You Can Help
Your contributions directly fund our drilling projects and training programs.
Organize an event or create a campaign to fund our foundation.
Use your skills and time to support our work on the ground.
We welcome partnerships with organizations that share our mission.
Empower, Donate, Transform
Scan the Qr code to Support us With your Donation
Or Click The Button Below