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Cote is the acronym for Care of The Estranged For Social Development. We are a Not-for-Profit, Non-Governmental (NGO).
The past two decades in the world have seen as extraordinary explosion of entrepreneurship and competition in the social
sector. The social sector has discovered that there is nothing as powerful as a big new idea-if it is in the hands of a first
class entrepreneur.
Care of the Estranged For Social Development (cote) seeks to build ‘social capital and ‘social profit in the
areas of health aimed at improving the quality of life and healthcare in Nigeria.
Care of the Estranged was established by young people, who were grossly dissatisfied with the nonchalant attitude displayed
towards people (especially the poor, the sick and the unemployed) who are faced with a lot of hard ships as a result of economic
and health conditions; particularly those estranged from family members or passing through emotional trauma.
Cote is run by run by core professional staff who administer and coordinate her programs under the direction
and supervision of an executive board.
Vision
To uphold a Nigerian with increased love, care and support for the sick as well as the less priviledged in the society.
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...dedicated to giving love, sharing hope and providing knowledge.
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Mission Statement
To give love share hope and provide knowledge to children, youths and adults irrespective of social status and health
conditions.
Objectives
* Education/enlightenment campaign on the needs/problems
of the estranged and best possible solution.
* Provision of accommodation for the estranged.
* Execution of projects aimed at eliminating the root causes of
poverty and focus on the a various areas as;
(a) Access to medical care and good education.
(b) Seminars and vocational training of members to face economic
challenges.
(c) Agricultural; crops and animal farming.
* Conduct of seminars and workshops on key global issues.
* Free career and health issues counselling.
WE HAVE JUST CONCLUDED OUR LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE HELD ON MAY 29th, 2006, NIGERIA'S DEMOCRACY
DAY. OUR GRATITUDE TO ALL THE PARTICIPANTS AND CONTRIBUTORS ESPECIALLY OUR GUEST SPEAKER AND THE PASTORAL TEAM OF SS. MULUMBA
& DAVID CATHOLIC CHURCH, LAWANSON, SURULERE, LAGOS NIGERIA.
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