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Report of ATF Grants from January - December, 2012

February 6, 2013 ATF Editorial 0 views
This is a historical report published on February 6, 2013. It is preserved for the record and is not a current activity.

Historical report.

A) Health

  1. A young widow in Ibadan whose 2-year old baby was admitted on account of a drug reaction was assisted with N3,000.
  2. A child admitted to Oni Memorial Children Hospital on account of loss of consciousness was assisted with N10,000.
  3. A boy at UCH, Ibadan who had a heart problem and was being planned for surgery in India was assisted with N20,000.
  4. A tuberculosis patient admitted at Jericho Chest Hospital in Ibadan was assisted with N10,000.
  5. A young woman in Ilorin whose son suffers a psychiatric illness was assisted with N10,000 for the purchase of medicines.
  6. A young man was assisted with N15,000 for a surgical procedure at the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital.
  7. N2,500 was used to purchase the vital drug insulin for a diabetic woman at the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital.

Total = N70,500

B) Education

  1. An undergraduate at LAUTECH, Ogbomoso who was almost withdrawn due to non-payment of school fees was assisted with N20,000.
  2. A post-secondary school student in Ibadan who solicited assistance to write GCE was assisted with N10,000.
  3. A final year Veterinary Medicine student at U.I was assisted with N20,000 for his final year project.
  4. A final year Anatomy student at Unilorin was assisted with N20,000 for her final year project.
  5. An undergraduate of the College of Education, Ilorin (UNAD affiliation) was assisted with N39,000.
  6. A medical student who needed N5,000 to make up his school fees was assisted.

Total = N114,000

C) Empowerment

  1. A family who reverted to Islam in Ibadan faced hardship; the husband was empowered with N20,000 to start a shoe business.
  2. A young widow in Ibadan with a relatively large family was supported in her tailoring business with N60,000.
  3. A member of the Trust Fund was assisted with N20,000 towards getting a motorcycle for a transport business.
  4. A woman was given N25,000 to start a business.
  5. A woman in Ilorin was assisted with N20,000 to start petty trading.
  6. Another woman was assisted with N15,000 to commence the selling of Islamic materials.
  7. A recent amputee was assisted with N10,000 to assist in feeding.

Total = N185,000

D) FOMWAN Partnership

In addition to regular visits to FOMWAN orphanage in Ibadan for medical services (consultation and treatment), we provide drugs for the motherless babies on a quarterly basis. A sum of N40,000 has been expended on the provision of drugs. Total = N40,000

E) Social

  • In Ramadan 1432AH (2011), provision of foodstuff to the needy cost N10,000.
  • A Muslim in need in Ibadan was assisted with N7,000 for immediate relief.
  • In Ramadan 1433AH (2012), two dozen plastic chairs were donated to Jericho Specialist Hospital, Ibadan for the use of patients' relatives. We spent N40,000.
  • N10,000 was granted to two different families in Ibadan for immediate relief in Ramadan 1433AH.
  • N23,000 was expended for the provision of foodstuff for needy Muslims in Ramadan 1433AH.
  • A family with financial constraints in Ibadan was assisted with N10,000.
  • N85,000 has been used to refund investors in our failed business (farming and FOREX).

Total = N185,000

F) Recurrent Expenditure

Customised SMS (Jan 2011 to date) N10,000; website annual subscription N11,000 (2011) and N15,000 (2012); CAC registration and annual renewal (N110,000 registration; N1,000 each for 2011 and 2012); website upgrading N5,000 plus N2,000 for the Facebook link. Total = N155,000

G) Administrative Expenses

Production of letterhead paper and pamphlets N10,000; production of ATF Vision (annual magazine) N30,000; transport and miscellaneous N17,500. Total = N52,500

Grand Total = N802,500

Challenges

  1. Online FOREX business losses, where over N200,000 was lost.
  2. Farm venture loss of N169,000.
  3. Getting more committed members from within and outside the country.
  4. Irregular contributions from some distant members.