During the COVID-19 pandemic, Ezinwanne Women played a crucial role in supporting the less privileged, especially in areas where government assistance was limited. Here’s how they helped:
Food and Essential Supply Distribution:Ezinwanne Women organized large-scale distribution of Food items like rice, beans, garri, and canned goods
Hygiene kits: soap, hand sanitizers, disinfectants, and masks Clean water in areas lacking access to safe drinking water,
Financial Assistance:
Ezinwanne Women provided Cash transfers or stipends to families who lost income Support for small businesses to keep them afloat,
Education and Remote Learning To help children out of school:The Organisation provided radio lessons, learning tablets, or data access for online schooling and also funded teacher salaries in underserved areas
Mental Health and Social Support was Offered through counseling and psychosocial support via phone hotlines and community groups Focused on women, children, and people with disabilities dealing with increased vulnerability.
