Lady Atinuke Oyindamola Home for The Mentally Challenged was established by Mrs. Elsie Akerele on the 20thn September 2007 in memory of her daughter Late Mrs. Atinuke Nwagbo who survived a fall from a five S storey building as a child who later developed epilepsy as a result of her accident in her early teens. Despite her condition, she lived to finish high school, graduated from the Polytechnic and passed on as mother of two in her early 30s.
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Contrary to popular belief, those who receive a Habitat home do have to pay a mortgage. The program is aimed towards giving people their own leg to stand on and boosting self worth.
In this organization, homeowners work with construction volunteers to build their new homes. They are charged for materials, but no interest or profit is paid on the homes.
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In this organization, homeowners work with construction volunteers to build their new homes. They are charged for materials, but no interest or profit is paid on the homes.