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Active Social Support” A tool to Reduce Security Challenges in local communities Barr. Sam Otoboeze, CPP President, Barr. Sam. Otoboeze Foundation Presented By:

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Page 1: “ Active Social Support” A tool to Reduce Security Challenges in local communities Barr. Sam Otoboeze, CPP President, Barr. Sam. Otoboeze Foundation Presented

“Active Social Support”A tool to Reduce Security Challenges in

local communities

Barr. Sam Otoboeze, CPPPresident, Barr. Sam. Otoboeze Foundation

Presented By:

Page 2: “ Active Social Support” A tool to Reduce Security Challenges in local communities Barr. Sam Otoboeze, CPP President, Barr. Sam. Otoboeze Foundation Presented

What is Active Social Support?

The Primates- birds conceptActive social support Passive social support

Support through social ties

Lack produces agonistic behavior

Support reduces these patterns

The participation of a social ally in agonistic encounters

Page 3: “ Active Social Support” A tool to Reduce Security Challenges in local communities Barr. Sam Otoboeze, CPP President, Barr. Sam. Otoboeze Foundation Presented

“Our Mission is to improve security, safety and peace in our environment by empowering the needy, especially women, children and youths through skills acquisition training, scholarships,grants and provision of social amenities.

And, to serve as God's instrument to touchthe lives of the needy within and outside our environment. ”

“Our vision is to restore hope to the hopeless. ”

Page 4: “ Active Social Support” A tool to Reduce Security Challenges in local communities Barr. Sam Otoboeze, CPP President, Barr. Sam. Otoboeze Foundation Presented

Who We Are

Barr. Sam. Otoboeze Foundation is a humanitarian organization, which focuses on empowering the indigent; bringing succor to the

less privileged in the society and championing the course of community and social development.

The Foundation was formally inaugurated in 2010 and named after Barr. Sam. Otoboeze by a group of individuals within and outside Enugu State of Nigeria, whose hopes in life were restored through Barr. Otoboeze's support, as a platform for touching the lives of

other less privileged, and immortalizing the vision of Barr. Sam. Otoboeze

Page 5: “ Active Social Support” A tool to Reduce Security Challenges in local communities Barr. Sam Otoboeze, CPP President, Barr. Sam. Otoboeze Foundation Presented

OUR OBJECTTIVES

Youth EmpowermentTo empower the less privileged, especially among the youths, children and women in our environment through scholarship awards, skills acquisition training, and provision of start-up grants and capital

Community DevelopmentTo provide material support to our less privileged neighbors /community folks, widows and orphans through provision of shelters, social amenities and relief materials to disaster victimsTalent Development

To invest in the training/development of specially talented children, in our community, especially in the area of sports.

Job Creation/SecuritiesTo create employment/job opportunities through social networking and by building factories/industries which serves as security tool to guarantee security in our community

Page 6: “ Active Social Support” A tool to Reduce Security Challenges in local communities Barr. Sam Otoboeze, CPP President, Barr. Sam. Otoboeze Foundation Presented

Delay

Response

Detection

Deterrence

Community Leadership Engagement

Improving Local Infrastructure

No Violation of Local Law and Custom

Positive Attitude to Neighbors

Active Participation in Community Activities

Support to those in dire need

Youths Engagement

OurStrategy

Page 7: “ Active Social Support” A tool to Reduce Security Challenges in local communities Barr. Sam Otoboeze, CPP President, Barr. Sam. Otoboeze Foundation Presented

Donates books and writing materials to 34 of the 56 public primary

schools in Igbo-Etiti LGA

Our Score Card

Built neighborhood support houses for

indigent neighbors in Ochima Community

We produced the 1st national and

international gold medalist in athletics from

Ochima Community

Placed the best 3 scholars in Ochima Community Primary School and the best overall

teacher in the school on annual scholarship

award/reward package

Sponsored rural electrification of Ochima

communityLinked over 40 youths

across the country with gainful employment

Page 8: “ Active Social Support” A tool to Reduce Security Challenges in local communities Barr. Sam Otoboeze, CPP President, Barr. Sam. Otoboeze Foundation Presented

Trained 10 / still training indigent youths, who have no means of going to school, in leather bags, shoes and belt making in Aba, Abia State 

Our Score Card

“Initiated /completed the building of a community Catholic Church in Ochima

community”

“Facilitated the provision of bore holes in Ochima community”

“Currently sponsoring talent-spotted young footballers in

Pepsi Academy, Enugu”

“Commenced tertiary school scholarship program in 1989 which produced the 1st

Engineer, 1st female graduate, and currently producing an average of 3-5

graduates annually in Ochima”

Page 9: “ Active Social Support” A tool to Reduce Security Challenges in local communities Barr. Sam Otoboeze, CPP President, Barr. Sam. Otoboeze Foundation Presented

Future Plan1. Continue to pursue social empowerment/capacity building program to support the indigents.

2. Continue to drive community development activities and neighborhood support programs to improve rural life.

3. Explore opportunities for support, and partnership with organizations and individuals with similar interest and objectives

Page 10: “ Active Social Support” A tool to Reduce Security Challenges in local communities Barr. Sam Otoboeze, CPP President, Barr. Sam. Otoboeze Foundation Presented

[email protected]

Facebook.com/bsofoundation

Facebook.com/BSOFoundation

Youtube.com/Barr. Sam Otoboeze Foundation

08035103633, 08028343231, 08060919500

www.bsofoundation.org