Noach Helping Hands Foundation

25/04/2026

The girls sang powerfully, they are so gifted.

25/04/2026

Dwelling Place Ministries partnered with Noach Helping Hands Foundation today, April 25th for an outreach to the City Ministries Girls Transition Home Orphanage in Kisaloi, Bassa, Plateau State. It was truly an honor to spend time with the young girls; sharing in prayer, encouraging them with the Word, and providing essential food items. The experience was deeply fulfilling, and the warmth and hospitality we received made it even more special.

06/04/2026

At Noach Helping Hands Foundation we were privileged to visit survivors of the Palm Sunday attack at Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH), in Plateau State Nigeria. We were able to support 10 of these brave individuals with financial assistance for their medical needs. We prayed with them, encouraged them, and listened to their stories. each one a testament to strength. There’s still so much more to do, because there were other survivors of different attacks from Bokks, Basasa, and other parts of Plateau State, but we trust that together, we can keep standing in faith and resilience. Let’s continue to pray and seek ways to protect and uplift each other.

29/03/2026

Today, on Palm Sunday, over 10 Christians were killed in Jos. This is a wake-up call. No one is coming to save us. no government, no outside force. It is now up to us, especially us as Christians, to rise, speak out, and stand against this injustice. We cannot be silent any longer.

29/03/2026

WARNING: THE IMAGES IN THIS POST ARE GRAPHIC. Today, Palm Sunday, March 29, 2026, we mourn the tragic loss of about 10 people in the Agwan Rukuba of Jos, Nigeria, who were killed by Fulani militants. This violence is no longer confined to local villages; but it is reaching the township. It’s time for us to all rise, speak out, and stand together against this injustice

11/03/2026

Over a hundred Nigerian soldiers have been killed in the last two weeks, a number of officers are being killed in the last few months and nothing is being done by the government to tackle this insecurity issue. It is deeply concerning, it is deeply heartbreaking. It tells us that we are in danger in Northern Nigeria, the government doesn’t care about our security and safety. And if any Nigerian gets killed, the news comes and passes until the next attack.

This is Sheikh Gumi, an Islamic cleric in Nigeria, who has always advocated for dialogue between the Nigerian government and terrorist groups, stating that the Nigerian government knows every terrorist by name. 💔💔

11/03/2026

This is the memorial wall and mass burial ground of 501 people that were killed in 2010 in Plateau state.

For over two decades, Nigerians, especially Christians in Northern Nigeria, have faced tremendous attacks that often didn’t reach mainstream or global media due to poor internet access and government regulation of information. The government’s ability to control media houses meant many incidents were unreported.

This has been the reality, and it hasn’t stopped, believers are being killed, lands are being taken over.

This is our heart cry today; we want all of this to come to an end. We want to live without fear, we want to be able to go back to our homes, we want families to be families again 💔.

05/03/2026

Women are the most vulnerable and affected amidst the attacks going on in Nigeria.

02/03/2026

5 SERVICE LESSONS

27/02/2026

This woman lost her husband in the recent attack in Plateau State. It's heartbreaking that this is our reality everyday, with attacks carried out by Fulani extremist groups. It's unfortunate that we're losing loved ones, friends, and our sense of community. Despite this, we're standing firm in faith and trusting the Lord for help. At the same time, we need to stand firm in prayer and be ready to defend ourselves as they don’t seem to stop these attacks.

22/02/2026

12/02/2026

Alex Barbie sharing exactly what I’ve been talking about. The Fulani terrorist groups are the ones attacking our communities, not the big ISIS group that’s being announced more. They don’t like to focus on the Fulani in the media, they ignore them as though they don’t exist, but they’re the ones doing the inside attacks, killing people every day in the villages and they need to be stopped.