Tabitha Mission for Orphans and Widows Int'l (TAMOW) is a community-focused non-profit, non-governmental organisation founded in 2018 by Binta Danmusa and Peter Apeh, a Certified Development Knowledge Facilitator (DKF) who worked with the National Youths Service Corps (NYSC)/Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), now Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Advocacy Project for seven years.
TAMOW was a response to the grave humanitarian crises occasioned by years of insurgency, deadly herdsmen/farmers' clashes, and the devastating effects of HIV/AIDS and other killer diseases on families — especially in Northern Nigeria. TAMOW also exists to alleviate the poverty and the harrowing conditions of widows in Nigeria due to socio-cultural practices which have stripped and alienated them from rights to inheritance after the death of their husbands. TAMOW is also a platform for the achievement of the SDGs that relate to women, children and community development.
Guiding TAMOW with integrity, wisdom and accountability at every level of our work.
We are committed to the values of transparency, accountability, integrity and excellent service delivery in all our dealings with donors, grantors, funders and other stakeholders.
In keeping with our commitment to transparency, accountability and integrity, TAMOW is fully registered and compliant with Nigeria's regulatory authorities. Click a certificate to view the full-size scan.
Your support helps us continue restoring dignity to widows and hope to orphans across Northern Nigeria.
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