About Seed of Hope
Seed of Hope Enhanced Living International (SOHEL Int'l) is a faith-based non-profit organization dedicated to empowering persons with disabilities in Jos, Nigeria. Focused on breaking the cycle of poverty, isolation, and stigma, the organization provides vital mobility aids, including wheelchairs and walking aids, to enhance physical accessibility. Beyond mobility, SOHEL operates a skills center offering training in tailoring, welding, and computing, equipping individuals to live with dignity, independence, and purpose. By promoting inclusion, providing Bible-based trauma healing, and advocating for the rights of the marginalized, SOHEL transforms lives and fosters a more inclusive, accessible community
Empowering individuals with disability through training in various skills at our Skills Center, enabling them to lead independent and fulfilling lives.
Our Mission
Based in Jos, Nigeria, the mission of Seed of Hope Enhanced Living International (SOHELI) is to cultivate an inclusive society where individuals with disabilities are seen, valued, and empowered to live to their God-given potential. As a faith-based non-profit, SOHELI works to break societal barriers by providing essential skills training, mobility aids like wheelchairs, and trauma healing, shifting community perspectives from pity to dignity. By offering vocational training and fostering independence, the organization enables people with disabilities to participate fully in society, ultimately restoring hope and promoting a purpose-driven life of autonomy and equality for those who are often marginalized.
Our Vision
Seed of Hope Enhanced Living International (SOHELI) envisions a transformed society in Jos, Nigeria, where persons with disabilities are fully included, empowered, and thriving. Their vision centers on a future where individuals with disabilities live with dignity, independence, and purpose, breaking free from the shackles of stigma and dependency. SOHELI aims to create an accessible, equitable community that celebrates diversity and fosters holistic well-being—physically, emotionally, and vocationally. By providing mobility aids, trauma healing, and vital skills training, they aim to turn "invalid" perceptions into recognized potential, ensuring every person can contribute actively to society and live to their God-given potential.