Good Will Charity Foundation is a national and international charities working together to relieve Suffering and despair of people who could use a helping Hand spiritually, physically, mentally, and financially.
We mainly focus on:
- Helping a child to school
- Help treat urgent medical cases for individuals with no funds or not Not enough funds to cover their urgent medical expenses
- Assist women in need with or without children that are oppressed in violence.
SAY NO TO VIOLENCE
All around the world so many people suffer from verbal, mental, emotional and psychical abuse from their partners. please seek help and break the silence. Your life matters to God and to us. We care.
HUMAN TRAFFICKING
Victims often feel unable to tell anybody what has happened to them because they are afraid – of deportation, the authorities, and their abusers. Traffickers may keep their victims enslaved by telling them they will be arrested if they seek help. Using victims’ fear about their immigration status to control them is a common tactic used by traffickers and perpetrators of other forms of gender-based violence. Refuge understands this fear.
Some people see modern slavery as an unfortunate by-product of migration. This is wrong: modern slavery is a crime, it is a violation of a person’s human rights and victims need and deserve protection and support.
SEXUAL VIOLENCE
Sexual violence includes any form of sexual activity (involving physical contact, words, or photographs and texts) that takes place without the other person’s full and informed consent. Rape and sexual assault are mostly carried out by someone known to the victim: a husband, boyfriend, friend, colleague or other family member.
Sexual violence can happen to anyone regardless of age, gender, race, sexual orientation, religion, class, or background.
Research shows that the majority of sexual violence is experienced by women and girls, but men and boys can also be victims (please break the silence)
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
is the systematic pattern of behaviour on the part of the abuser designed to control his partner.
The abuse can be physical, emotional, psychological, financial or sexual. Anyone forced to alter their behaviour because they are frightened of their partner’s reaction is being abused. It can begin at any stage of the relationship. Domestic violence is rarely a one-off. Incidents generally become more frequent and severe over time.
Domestic violence can happen to anyone, regardless of age, social background, gender, religion, sexuality or ethnicity. Whilst domestic violence happens in all relationships. Statistics show the vast majority of domestic violence incidents are carried out by men and experienced by women.
MEDICAL BILLS
Many with who are without health insurance especially in the African settings or low-incomes need financial, assistance with medical bills and prescription drugs. In several years, there has been an increased need For healthcare assistance. Doctor bills can pile up, especially if you do not have health insurance to offset the costs. These bills can easily take up most of your family’s income. GOOD WILL Charity foundation is bent on providing assisatnts to such people; assist in providing medical coverage for individuals with no funds or not enough funds to cover their medical expenses.
DEPRESSION
Depression is a disorder that is evidenced by excessive sadness, loss of interest in enjoyable
things, and low motivation. It is normal to experience feelings of sadness and despair in response to adverse life events.
Such events could include loss, major life changes, stress, or disappointment. In most cases, the sad feelings resolve as you come to terms with the changes in your life. In situations such as bereavement, these feelings may persist for months and return at significant times, such as birthdays and anniversaries related to the lost loved one.
Provided you have times when you can enjoy things, however, this sadness is not a sign of depression. Depression is common. One in three people will experience a major depressive episode at some stage in their lives. While most cases of depression are mild, about one person in ten will have a moderate or severe episode.
TO PREVENT DEPRESSION
- Buy a bible if you don’t have one and meditate day and night on the word of God.
- Listen to songs that praises God, when you praise Him, He will raise you up.
- Examine your thoughts and think positively.
- Ask God to help you think right in your heart.
- Find ways to handle stress and improve your self-esteem.
- Take good care of yourself. Get enough sleep, eat well, and exercise regularly.
- Reach out to family and friends when times get hard.
- Get regular medical checkups, and see your provider if you don’t feel right.
- Get help if you think you are depressed and call 911 if you are battling with suicidal thoughts and continue to seek God and meditate on His word.
IF YOU NEED SOMEONE TO TALK TO there are counselors and life coaches available 24/7 .