Faith, care & possibility

Raising girls who know whose they are, and what they are worth.

To instill biblical values in young girls through Word-based seminars and Christian mentorship, and to support the health, wellbeing and welfare of the girl child.

Give a term of dignity
Secondary school girls in blue and white uniform walking together. Photo by Tosin Olowoleni on Pexels.

What we believe

Three convictions sit under everything we do. They are why we bring a Bible and a box of pads to the same school on the same day.

01 / Purpose

Every girl is made on purpose

Her worth was settled before anyone measured it. Our seminars and mentorship exist to help her see that for herself, in scripture and in the people around her.

02 / Practical faith

Faith has hands

Belief that does not reach the body is incomplete. Dignity kits, hygiene teaching and a healthy girl are part of the gospel we carry, not a detour from it.

03 / Community

Character is formed in company

Girls become who they spend time with. We put godly, steady adults within reach, so purpose and confidence are caught as much as taught.

The people

A small team, each with a day job, who give their evenings, weekends and savings to this work.

Elohor Ukpola, Founder and Executive Director
Founder and Executive Director

Elohor Ukpola

Founder and Executive Director

Elohor Ukpola wants girls to grow in confidence, faith and a clear sense of purpose. An engineering professional, she founded Pearls of Dominion Support Foundation and serves as its Executive Director.

Through biblical mentorship, educational outreach and wellness programmes, she brings practical care alongside spiritual guidance. Her work includes sanitary pad provision and menstrual hygiene education for schoolgirls, reflecting her vision for young women who understand their worth and feel equipped to pursue their purpose.

Loveday Ogaga, Program Director
Program Director

Loveday Ogaga

Program Director

Loveday Ogaga supports girls as they grow in faith, confidence and character. As Program Director, he helps them discover their purpose and make positive choices rooted in biblical values.

He develops programmes that bring together Christian mentorship, Word-based seminars and guidance for everyday life. He also advocates for girls’ health and wellbeing, supporting the foundation’s commitment to their spiritual and personal development through thoughtful teaching, mentorship and practical care.

Osaretin U. Bismarck-Efe, Director of Outreach
Director of Outreach

Osaretin U. Bismarck-Efe

Director of Outreach

Osaretin U. Bismarck-Efe is a teacher with a strong interest in mathematics education and a commitment to girls’ wellbeing. As Director of Outreach, she brings together Christian mentorship, educational programmes and community engagement.

Working with the team, she coordinates initiatives that support the health, dignity and wellbeing of girls in school. This includes sanitary pad provision and menstrual health support, placing practical care alongside the foundation’s teaching and mentorship work.

Come and see

The best way to understand this work is to stand in a school hall while it happens. Give, invite us, or come along on the next outreach.

Give a term of dignity
A volunteer in an orange vest guiding students during a school outreach. Photo by QS.Pexel on Pexels.