Society To Halt Women And Children Abuse

Society To Halt Women And Children Abuse SOTHAWACA was established to respond primarily to issues on Women, Youth and Children in areas of Ge

✨ From a starving child abandoned on the streets… to a proud university graduate.Nearly 20 years ago, Hope was rescued b...
23/10/2025

✨ From a starving child abandoned on the streets… to a proud university graduate.

Nearly 20 years ago, Hope was rescued by a kind woman who refused to let him die in despair. Today, he walks across the stage with a degree in hand — living proof that love and compassion can change a life forever. ❤️

✨ We’re not there yet, but we’re not giving up! 💪Our mission continues which is to get "50 indigent school-age children ...
05/10/2025

✨ We’re not there yet, but we’re not giving up! 💪
Our mission continues which is to get "50 indigent school-age children back into our CLASSROOMS" where hope begins and dreams are shaped. 🎒💫

So far, we’ve received ₦335,000.00 (Three Hundred and Thirty-Five Thousand Naira) and we are deeply grateful! 🙏
But we still have a long way to go. Every ₦1 you give brings a child closer to learning, laughter, and a brighter future. 🌈

₦160,000.00 received (4 children for Sabongidda-Ora).

₦40,000.00 (1 child for Sabongidda-Ora).

₦20,000.00 (Sabongidda-Ora).

₦10,000.00 (Sabongidda-Ora).

₦20,000.00 (Sabongidda-Ora)

₦15,000.00 (Sabongidda-Ora)

₦20,000.00 (Sabongidda-Ora)

₦50,000.00 (Sabongidda-Ora)

Let’s do this together, for the children who believe, for the futures waiting to shine. 💙

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Society to Heighten Awareness of Women and Children Abuse (SOTHAWACA)

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🇳🇬 Nigeria at 65 is a milestone worth celebrating is a story of resilience, strength, and endless hope. But as we wave o...
01/10/2025

🇳🇬 Nigeria at 65 is a milestone worth celebrating is a story of resilience, strength, and endless hope. But as we wave our flags high, we must also reflect deeply on the wounds that still hold our nation back.

One of these is the painful reality of Gender-Based Violence (GBV), which continues to silence dreams and scar generations. True independence means safety, dignity, and justice for every woman and girl.

At SOTHAWACA, we stand firm in the fight against GBV, raising voices for survivors, pushing for justice, and creating spaces of healing and restoration. A nation cannot be truly free while its women and children suffer in silence.

This 65th Independence, let us unite for a Nigeria where justice reigns, dignity is preserved, and hope is restored. 💚

With Basudha Modak – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 4 months in a row. 🎉
23/09/2025

With Basudha Modak – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 4 months in a row. 🎉

23/09/2025

🌟 My Journey as a Child Protector & Child Rights Advocate 🌟

My life as a Child Protector and Child Rights Advocate has been one of purpose, conviction, and constant learning. I chose this path because I could not ignore the silent cries of children drowned out by neglect, abuse, and systemic failures. Every child deserves safety, dignity, and a chance to thrive and that belief fuels me daily.

Over the years, I’ve witnessed harsh realities of children trapped in harmful cultural practices, forced into labor, early marriages, or denied education. These experiences have shaped me making me more than an advocate in words, but a protector in action.

The road is not easy. It comes with challenges, resistance, and heartbreak when systems fail or justice delays. Yet, every rescued smile, every girl back in school, and every restored hope reminds me why I fight.

Advocacy is more than policies; it’s daily courage, truth-telling, and standing firm for children when no one else will.

✨ This is my life, my calling, my fight until every child is safe, free, and empowered.



🙏 Support this mission. Send Stars to keep the work going! 💫

15/09/2025

At some point in life, every single one of us will need mental health and psychosocial support. Life is full of highs and lows, and while we celebrate the highs, the lows often weigh us down in silence. Many people carry invisible burdens: stress, grief, trauma, or depression, yet society expects them to keep smiling and moving on.

The truth is, mental health is just as important as physical health. Just as we rush to the hospital when our body aches, we must also seek help when our mind feels heavy. There is no shame in admitting we need support. It is not weakness; it is strength to say, “I need help.”

Unfortunately, stigma keeps many suffering in silence. Families, communities, and workplaces must rise above ignorance and embrace compassion. A kind word, a listening ear, or professional counseling can save lives and restore hope where despair once lived.

Let us normalize conversations around mental health. Let us teach our children that it is okay to feel, okay to cry, and okay to ask for help. Healing begins when silence is broken.

Together, we can build a world where nobody is left alone with their pain.

14/09/2025

Some relationships end not because you are unworthy, but because life is clearing the path for something greater. A failed relationship is not the end of your story—it can be the beginning of a healthier, more fulfilling chapter.

When love fades, it hurts deeply, but holding on to pain only drains your spirit. Sometimes, separation is the very thing that protects your destiny and preserves your peace.

Your happiness should never depend solely on another person. You owe it to yourself to find joy in your own company, your growth, and your dreams.

Don’t kill yourself over a failed relationship. Learn, heal, and rise stronger. Your best days are still ahead.

07/09/2025

✨🌍 SINGLE SUPERMOMS: LEAVE NO SINGLE MOTHER BEHIND ✨

Single mothers are the unsung heroes of our time — raising children, carrying double responsibilities, and building a future often with little or no support. Yet, despite their strength and resilience, too many single moms are left behind, denied opportunities, and silenced by stigma.

Today, we say NO MORE! 💪 Together, we rise for Gender Justice — for 100 million single moms and their children who deserve equality, dignity, and access to resources that will transform their lives.

Every single mother deserves a world where her struggles are not invisible, where her sacrifices are honored, and where her children can thrive without discrimination.

This is more than a call; it is a movement. A promise that we will stand, speak, and act until no single mother is left behind. 💜

September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month 2025. At SOTHAWACA, this is a time when we raise our voices for the millions li...
05/09/2025

September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month 2025. At SOTHAWACA, this is a time when we raise our voices for the millions living with this inherited blood disorder.

Behind every diagnosis is a story of courage, resilience, and the daily fight for survival. Too often, those with sickle cell face stigma, neglect, and inadequate healthcare support.

This month, let’s stand together to break the silence, dispel the myths, and push for greater awareness, care, and compassion. Every child, woman, and man living with sickle cell deserves dignity, access to quality treatment, and a community that truly understands their journey.

Together, we can transform pain into power and struggle into strength.

Awareness saves live. Let’s keep the spotlight shining!

I have put the journaling of my book which I began in April 2025 on hold, but today 2nd, with September been Sickle Cell...
02/09/2025

I have put the journaling of my book which I began in April 2025 on hold, but today 2nd, with September been Sickle Cell Awareness Month, I found the courage to continue from where I stopped.

The book, titled “My Story, My Pains, My Challenges, My Unbroken Spirit: A Mother’s Story of Raising a Warrior: My Life as a Warrior’s Mother,” is more than just words on paper. It is a journey of tears, faith, love, and resilience. It is the voice of a mother who has walked through storms, yet continues to stand strong for her child "A true warrior."

This memoir reflects the silent struggles and victories that many parents face but rarely share. It speaks about sleepless nights, unanswered questions, and the unyielding strength drawn from hope and prayer. More importantly, it celebrates the unbreakable bond between a mother and her child, a bond that inspires courage even in the darkest moments.

I believe my story will not only shed light on the realities of raising a warrior but also bring comfort, strength, and encouragement to mothers, fathers, and families walking similar paths. Together, we remind the world that though the journey is hard, the spirit remains unbroken.

02/09/2025

🌿 Understanding Trauma Brain Guilt 🌿

After trauma, the brain can distort reality, making survivors feel responsible for things they couldn’t control. This misplaced guilt which often called trauma brain—is not truth, but a symptom of how the mind replays painful experiences.

It may show up as:
✨ Self-blame (“I should have done more…”)
✨ Survivor’s guilt (“Why did I survive when others didn’t?”)
✨ Feeling responsible for preventing the trauma

These feelings can fuel shame, isolation, and depression. But here’s the truth: trauma brain guilt is not your fault.

💡 Healing begins by recognizing guilt as a symptom, not reality. With therapy, self-compassion, and supportive communities, survivors can release the burden of false responsibility and reclaim peace of mind. 💖

Some people chase material possessions, but true wealth lies in peace of mind. 🌿 A calm spirit creates a foundation for ...
01/09/2025

Some people chase material possessions, but true wealth lies in peace of mind. 🌿 A calm spirit creates a foundation for joy that money cannot buy.

Happy times are treasures we carry in our hearts. The laughter, shared moments, and simple joys of life remind us what truly matters.

Love from genuine people is priceless. Being surrounded by those who care, uplift, and stand by us is a gift beyond measure. 💖

So today, I choose peace, happiness, and love over material things. These are the riches that last a lifetime and light up every season. ✨

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