Common questions about who we are, how donations work, and how to get involved. Can't find what you need? Contact us directly.
Yes. House of Amaezan (Amaezan Group) is legally registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) of Nigeria, and is a member of the Nigeria Network of NGOs (NNNGO). We're also affiliated with ISSUP Nigeria and certified by SCUML. See our About page for the full list of accreditations.
Donations fund our free-at-the-point-of-care programs — rehabilitation support, the MyBrightFuture Safe Space, and the MyBrightFuture Education Fund — including clinical and counselling services, shelter, school fees and materials, and the staff and volunteers who run these programs day to day. Because our services are free to the people who use them, donor support is what makes that possible.
Yes. Click "Donate" and choose the payment option shown — card payment options are rolled out there as they come online. If you don't see a method that works from your country, email [email protected] and we'll help you arrange an international transfer directly.
Yes, it's safe. Card payments are processed directly by Paystack or Stripe — we never see or store your card details ourselves. For bank transfers, you send directly to our bank account and use the reference shown to help us match your gift. See our Privacy Policy for the full picture of how information is handled on this site.
Yes. Card payments are confirmed automatically once processed. For bank transfers, email us your reference at [email protected] and we'll confirm receipt and send an acknowledgement.
Visit our Volunteer page to apply to our Warri-based volunteer program. To refer someone to a program, or ask a question before applying, reach out through our Contact page, by phone, or by WhatsApp — we respond to every enquiry.
Our programs currently run in Warri, Delta State, where our team and facilities are based. If you're reaching out from elsewhere in Nigeria (or beyond), contact us anyway — we may be able to advise, refer you, or discuss what's possible.
Email [email protected] (subject: "Safeguarding") or call +234 813 132 7055. You can report anonymously, and every concern is treated seriously and confidentially. Full detail is in our Safeguarding Policy.
Yes. We only collect what you give us through our forms, we don't run analytics or ad trackers, and we never sell your information. Read the full detail in our Privacy Policy.
We're happy to help — reach out however's easiest for you.