Many women in northern Nigeria do not work and the financial responsibility of the family usually rest on the husband. Upon the unfortunate demise of such family breadwinner, the financial burden of the family shifts to the woman. With meagre earnings from occasional menial jobs, many of such women suffer in silence. The department receives a minimum of 70 applications monthly from widows for various forms of assistance ranging from feeding, medical, rent, education etc., for their children. In a bid to reduce their hardship, we have a suitable scheme where these widows are given soft, interest-free loans from a revolving fund to carry out petty trading to help them take care of the orphans and other dependents left under their care. We also embark on periodic visits to the homes and business points of these widows to asses and provide further guidance towards the success of their chosen endeavour. A minimum of N5,000 is given to each of these widows to help them start up petty trading in order to become self-reliant. With more funding, the department would be able to confidently raise the amount given as loan and much more lives can be positively touched.

We set aside a minimum of N130,000 monthly for disbursement to the needy. No fewer than 70 applicants approach the department on monthly basis for various needs ranging from feeding, transport, school fees, and other forms of daily humanitarian needs. Our team takes time to investigate the genuineness or otherwise of the case brought before it and recommend appropriate actions. Those genuine get at least N5,000 ($10).

The Ajami project was designed to change the paradigm through equipping the almajir is with necessary skills that could improve their livelihood. The programmes objective is to “Develop a culturally and religiously sensitive educational program that can rapidly enhance the potential and capacity of Almajiri youth for vocational career.” The project involves training them in basic literacy and Numeracy skills and also improve their recitation of the Glorious Qur'an with Tajweed. It also involves vocational skill exposure to be carried out by experts in the relevant areas. In the last project, 50 Almajiri students (15-25 of age) were carefully selected from 9 Tsangaya schools in Minna-Niger state. With more funding this project can be extended to all part of the country with similar challenges.

One of our outstanding activities is the termly orphan's week where these orphans get to interact with one another as well as with us. The initiative has always boosted the social, moral and critical thinking disposition of the youngsters. The activities include  competitions, riddles, games, art work etc. A minimum of N10,000,000 (Ten Million Naira) is spent annually to keep these 100young and ambitious children in their respective schools.

We attend to the need of individuals and groups in cases of emergencies. Vulnerable persons are identified and assisted as feasible. During the peak of covid-19 pandemic, over 600 destitute families were assisted with cash and food items to alleviate the economic hardship brought by the pandemic. Similarly, the over 2500 Internally Displaced Persons (IDP's) of Shiroro Local Government Are of Niger State were assisted. Food items, kitchen, playground, firewood and other forms of humanitarian assistance were provided at the Gwada and Kuta IDP camps in Niger State to alleviate the suffering of the IDP's.