BMC BARUWA MUSLIM COMMUNITY Incorporated Trustees, Nigeria
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Registered Incorporated Trustees CAC / EIN: 38376 Abuja, Nigeria

Community development for women, children and underserved families.

BARUWA MUSLIM COMMUNITY operates for charitable purposes, supporting literacy, child wellbeing, outreach, volunteer service and rural resilience through community-led programs.

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Legal nameBARUWA MUSLIM COMMUNITY
RegistrationCAC / EIN 38376
Entity typeIncorporated Trustees
Websitebaruwamuslim.name.ng
Mission

To empower women, support children's wellbeing and community learning, and strengthen underserved communities through sustainable development initiatives.

Public Benefit

Programs are designed to benefit underserved communities, women and children without distributing profits to individuals.

Non-Discrimination

The organization does not discriminate based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, disability, political affiliation, sexual orientation or nationality.

Governance

Trustees provide leadership oversight, financial accountability and transparent program coordination.

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Independent nonprofit

BARUWA MUSLIM COMMUNITY is registered as Incorporated Trustees in Nigeria and is independent from government, political parties, lobbying entities and commercial ownership.

Own community programs

The organisation operates its own community outreach, literacy support, child wellbeing, volunteer and rural resilience activities. It is not a grant-only foundation.

Not an ineligible institution

The organisation is not a school, college, university, public hospital, health department, trade association, financial services firm, sports organisation or employee benefit group.

Primary Activities

Practical programs with a clear charitable purpose.

Each activity is written plainly for public review and aligned with the organization profile submitted for nonprofit eligibility.

Women participating in a community discussion
Women

Empowerment & Literacy Support

Peer learning, confidence-building and practical reading support for women.

Children and caregivers in a community gathering
Children

Child Wellbeing

Family-centered nutrition awareness, encouragement and wellbeing conversations.

Volunteers joining hands before outreach work
Volunteers

Community Outreach

Volunteer-led outreach, community awareness sessions and follow-up support for families.

Mission and Vision

Built around long-term community resilience.

These statements are consistent with the organization profile and written for public transparency.

Mission Statement

To empower women, support children's wellbeing and community learning, and strengthen underserved communities through sustainable development initiatives. The organization aims to create opportunities that promote equality, improve well-being, and build long-term community resilience.

Vision Statement

A thriving society where women and children have full access to wellbeing, community knowledge, and opportunities for social and economic advancement. BARUWA MUSLIM COMMUNITY envisions empowered communities capable of driving sustainable development from within.

Organization Profile

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  • Legal Entity Type: Incorporated Trustees (Nigeria CAC)
  • CAC / EIN / Charity Code: 38376
  • Trustee on CAC Certificate: Chinyere Sekinat
  • Registered as an incorporated trustee under CAMA, Nigeria

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Community outreach session with participants gathered together

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