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Stories & Events

Every circle
has a story.

Behind every outreach, every backpack and every screening is a name, a family and a life that moved forward. This is the record of that movement as it happens, one entry at a time.

120+
Lives touched
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Programmes on record
120+
Children & families reached
02
Communities visited
2025
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2026 December Outreach 2026 flyer — Help A Nursing Mother
December Outreach · 2026
Help A Nursing Mother
Km. 24 Airport Road, Rukpokwu · Sat, 12 Dec 2026
Upcoming Event

December Outreach 2026 "Help A Nursing Mother"

A season of giving built around new and nursing mothers baby essentials, postnatal health screenings, nutrition packs and one-on-one support for mothers carrying the heaviest load in the home this December.

Saturday, 12 December 2026 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Km. 24 Airport Road, Rukpokwu
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The Circle Ledger

A record kept in the order it happened.

We keep one running chronicle instead of two separate lists because every event on this page put a story in motion, and every story confirms why the next event matters. Blue stamps mark events. Dark stamps mark stories.

Event

Official Launch & Dedication

CCC opened its doors in Rukpokwu with the first Send a Child Back to School distribution bags, books and uniforms handed to children from struggling homes.

Rukpokwu, Rivers State
29Nov 2025
01Dec 2025
Story

Chidera's new school bag

"She wore the bag to school the next morning before I'd even finished packing it."

Chidera, 9, had been sharing a torn schoolbag with her younger brother for two terms. A new bag, a set of exercise books and a uniform from the launch drive meant she started the new term with everything the other children had.

Send a Child Back to School
Event

My Femininity, My Hygiene

"Embracing Womanhood with Confidence and Dignity" a school outreach on menstrual hygiene and body positivity, convened by founder Peace Okafor.

Mbodo Girls High School, Aluu
12Nov 2025
12Nov 2025
Story

A question finally asked out loud

"For the first time, a whole room of girls asked their questions without whispering."

A senior student at Mbodo Girls High School had spent two years too embarrassed to ask her teachers about menstrual health. The workshop's small-group coaching sessions gave her and dozens of her classmates a hygiene kit and a straight answer.

My Femininity, My Hygiene
Event

My Health, My Wealth Outreach

A community medical outreach offering free screenings, nutrition guidance and preventive health education now a recurring fixture in our calendar.

Communities across Rivers State
·Ongoing
·Ongoing
Story

Mama Ngozi's blood pressure reading

"I had never had it checked before. Now I know what to watch for."

A grandmother raising three of her grandchildren was screened at a My Health, My Wealth outreach and referred for follow-up care she didn't know she needed the kind of quiet catch that keeps a whole household running.

My Health, My Wealth

  Names have been changed or shortened, and photos used only with guardian consent.

A Child- mother supported by Communal Care Circle
Featured Story
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This is Emmanuel Mbata. A 13 year old boy who has been in and out of school for 2 years due to his parents marital crises. For 2 years, he only used to attend she immediately after resumption before school fees drive begins. Once the drive begins he goes home and never returns to class because his parent never get to pay his fees. We stepped into his case and took up the tuition for the session and currently planning to relocate him to a different school by September cos we realized the previous school which he as attending and continued attending before our rescue mission do bully him and call him a community project. For that reason, we're taking him out of there.

A Divorced Mother · Rukpokwu
A mother supported by Communal Care Circle
Featured Story
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Nobody asked how I was coping until CCC did. That question alone carried me through the hardest month of my childs's life.

My child is 10 years old and has never been through the 4 walls of school before until we CCC came to the rescue. At 10, he couldn't read nor write the simplest 2 or 3 letter words. This made it even more difficult to get him into school but as God may have it.. he's currently in primary one going to 2.. we enrolled him and also paid for an extra lesson teacher for him.. and got him all the books needed to see him through the learning process.

Sponsorship issues and Awareness · Rukpokwu
In Their Words

Three Families,
One Circle

Three households, three different programmes, one shared outcome a lighter load at home.

The Amadi family, supported through Send a Child Back to School Send a Child Back to School
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We used to choose between school fees and food for the week. Now, for the first time, we don't have to choose.
The Amadi Family
Rukpokwu, Rivers State
Two children back in school with full supplies; their mother now volunteers at CCC outreaches.
A family supported through the My Femininity, My Hygiene outreach My Femininity, My Hygiene
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My daughter came home and taught her younger sister everything she'd learned. That's when I knew it wasn't just a one day event.
The Briggs Family
Aluu, Rivers State
Two sisters left with hygiene kits and the confidence to ask questions they'd held in for years.
A family supported through the My Health, My Wealth outreach My Health, My Wealth
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I had never had my blood pressure checked before. Now I know what to watch for, and so does my daughter.
Mama Ngozi's Household
Rukpokwu, Rivers State
A grandmother raising three grandchildren screened, referred for follow-up, and enrolled for future outreach visits.

  Family names shortened and photos used only with guardian consent.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

The next confirmed event is always pinned at the top of this page under "Save the Date." We also announce events on our social pages and by email reach out to be added to our outreach mailing list.
Yes. Our outreaches are open to the community unless otherwise noted. RSVPing in advance through the link on the event card just helps us plan supplies and volunteers, but walk-ins are always welcome.
Use the "Share Your Story" button below to reach our team. We'll ask a few questions, confirm you're comfortable with how it will be told, and get written consent before publishing any name or photo especially for stories involving children.
Yes, as standard practice. We only publish a child's real name or image with a guardian's explicit, written permission otherwise we use a first name only, a changed name, or no photo at all.
Tap "RSVP / Volunteer" on the upcoming event card above, or visit our Get Involved page to sign up as a volunteer or propose a partnership for a future outreach.

Have a story that belongs in the ledger?

If CCC has reached your family, your school or your community, we'd love to add your entry with your permission, in your words.