At Tehillah Shelter Foundation, we believe everyone deserves to explore and experience the world, regardless of abilities. Our person-centered care approach empowers individuals with disabilities to discover new places, engage in meaningful activities, and build confidence.
At Tehillah Shelter Foundation our mission is to deliver compassionate, personalised home care that empowers individuals to live with dignity, independence, and purpose. Rooted in the heart of our community, we provide seamless, culturally responsive, and outcome-focused support by working hand-in-hand with individuals, families, and professionals. We are committed to building on each person’s strengths, respecting their unique journey, and adapting with care as their needs evolve—ensuring continuity, connection, and quality in every moment we share.
At Tehillah Shelter Foundation our mission is to deliver compassionate, personalised home care that empowers individuals to live with dignity, independence, and purpose. Rooted in the heart of our community, we provide seamless, culturally responsive, and outcome-focused support by working hand-in-hand with individuals, families, and professionals. We are committed to building on each person’s strengths, respecting their unique journey, and adapting with care as their needs evolve—ensuring continuity, connection, and quality in every moment we share.
We value compassion as the foundation of our work, showing kindness, empathy, and understanding in all aspects of our care services.
We believe in empowering individuals to regain control over their lives and futures.
Integrity is the cornerstone of our organization.
Tehillah Shelter Foundation was born from love, not the kind found in grand gestures, but the quiet, powerful kind that shows up every day to serve others.
It began with the memory of a man, a father whose life was defined by compassion, humility, and a deep commitment to helping people, no matter their walk of life. His kindness left a mark not just on his children, but on everyone he encountered.
On December 11, 2017, his legacy was honoured in the most meaningful way possible. His children – Mr. Emmanuel Paul, Mrs. Joy Amuta, Barr, Agbo Franklin, and other like-hearted trustees came together to create something enduring: Tehillah Shelter Foundation. It wasn’t just a project. It was a promise — to carry forward the values he lived by, to become a shelter and a source of hope for the vulnerable, the elderly, and the forgotten.
Tehillah Shelter Foundation was born from love, not the kind found in grand gestures, but the quiet, powerful kind that shows up every day to serve others.
It began with the memory of a man, a father whose life was defined by compassion, humility, and a deep commitment to helping people, no matter their walk of life. His kindness left a mark not just on his children, but on everyone he encountered.
On December 11, 2017, his legacy was honoured in the most meaningful way possible. His children – Mr. Emmanuel Paul, Mrs. Joy Amuta, Barr, Agbo Franklin, and other like-hearted trustees came together to create something enduring: Tehillah Shelter Foundation. It wasn’t just a project. It was a promise — to carry forward the values he lived by, to become a shelter and a source of hope for the vulnerable, the elderly, and the forgotten.
We provide tailored support for adults & older people who may be experiencing:
Tehillah Shelter Foundation offers:
Our range of premium tailored Supported Care Services.
At Tehillah Shelter Foundation, we believe that together, we can create a brighter future for those in need. Join us in our mission to make a positive impact and bring hope to the lives of the most vulnerable
info@tehillahshelterfoundation.org
+234-(0) 706-1296-897
+44-(0) 744-2 264-392
Tehillah Shelter Foundation is a non-profit charity NGO dedicated to providing the highest standards of personal care, reliability and friendly service to clients, in all age groups over 18, who are living in their own homes, and who may be disadvantaged because of ill health, disability, have a language barrier, homelessness, and cultural differences.
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