SOCA Foundation, Nigeria is a faith based/non-governmental organization (NGO) whose main focus is to make a future for the ORPHAN CHILD AND STREET CHILDREN, bringing back a lost smile on their faces and also evangelizing them for Christ.
This NGO/Foundation was formerly inaugurated in Port Harcourt on December 21st 1998 at Hotel Presidential having her Excellency, Mrs. Comfort Ewang (Chairperson FSP and wife of the Executive Governor of Rivers State) as the special guest of honour who was represented by Mrs. Christy Toby.
It formally commissioned it’s SAVE THE ORPHAN CHILD NATIONAL CAMPAIGN on the 28th of JULY 2001 at the main hall of Bereton Montessori Nursery/Primary School, Rumuomasi, P.H having several important dignitaries in attendant some of who were Rev. Canon Azubuike Ugoha, Vicar – St. Lukes Ang. Church, Eberi – Omuma, Pastor E.O Moses, District Pastor – Gospel Faith Mission Int. Abuja, Chief Mrs. V.O.R. Diete Spif – Proprietress, Bereton Montessori Nur/Pri School who was represented by Mrs. Esther Oguamanam, and Mr. Emmanuel Onukwe who became the first partner of the TRUST FUND.
SFN is also involved in the campaign against drug abuse, cultism, pre-marital sex (HIV-AIDS, Introducing God’s Idea) and promiscuity, early childhood marriages, prevention of child abuse, child abandonment and other parental evils against children.
Our vision is to remove "every child" the orphans, street children and destitute from the streets of Nigeria and beyond, Giving them Shelter, Education, Hope and a bright Future. Also to restore moral and ethical values back to our younger generation, teaching and encouraging them in the fear and knowledge of God and in general preparing the SAINTS for the second coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.
SFN is also involved in big time Film/music productions, Publishing and corporate printing, Graphic designs and digital colour separation, Mass duplication and marketing of audio/video tapes and religious/ educational books mostly for children through its sfn press and sfn production department.
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