FEED-A-FAMILY Phase I
Emergency Food Support Programme for Persons with Disabilities in Unguwar Guragu Community, Abuja
FEED-A-FAMILY Phase I Successfully Completed
Supporting vulnerable households headed by persons with disabilities through emergency food assistance in Unguwar Guragu Community, Abuja.
Project Overview
Project Title
FEED-A-FAMILY Phase I: Emergency Food Support Programme
Unguwar Guragu Community, Garki Area, AMAC, Abuja, Nigeria
June 2026
✅ Completed
Humanity Goals Development Initiative (HGDI)
Beneficiary Story
Hafsatu is a widow, mother, and small business owner in Unguwar Guragu Community, Abuja. She produces and sells liquid soap, Izal, air fresheners, and other household products from her small business.
Through this work, she strives to provide for her children and keep them in school. Her story reflects the resilience and entrepreneurial potential within the community—and the importance of providing access to the tools, capital, and opportunities needed to grow sustainable livelihoods.
At HGDI, we believe that empowering people to build sustainable livelihoods is a pathway to stronger and more resilient families.
About the Project
The FEED-A-FAMILY Phase I Project was implemented by HGDI to provide emergency food support to vulnerable households in Unguwar Guragu Community, Abuja. Rising food prices and limited income opportunities have made it difficult for many persons with disabilities and their families to meet their basic food needs.
HGDI responded by providing essential food items to 91 vulnerable households, helping reduce immediate food insecurity and providing temporary relief to families facing economic hardship.
- Provide emergency food assistance to vulnerable households.
- Reduce immediate food insecurity and hunger.
- Support households headed by persons with disabilities.
- Strengthen collaboration with community leadership.

91
Households Supported
1
Community Reached
9
Project Personnel
4
Essential Food Items Distributed

Project Impact
The FEED-A-FAMILY Phase I Project provided immediate food relief to 91 vulnerable households headed by persons with disabilities in Unguwar Guragu Community. The intervention helped ease food insecurity, provided essential household food items, and offered temporary relief from rising food costs.
The project also strengthened HGDI’s relationship with community leadership and provided valuable insights into the community’s longer-term needs, particularly livelihood support, economic empowerment, education, and mobility assistance.
Community Feedback
Lessons Learned
What’s Next?
FEED-A-FAMILY Phase II
Following the success of Phase I and feedback from the community, HGDI is developing Phase II, which will focus on livelihood development, entrepreneurship, and economic empowerment for persons with disabilities and other vulnerable households.
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