“ _In everything I did, I showed you that by this kind of hard work we must help the weak, remembering the words the Lord Jesus himself said: ‘It is more blessed to give than to receive.’” Acts 20:35_ 



## **ANNUAL  REPORT 2025** 

**Seek the saviour, Gospel Outreach** 

**Email address: seeksaviour.outreach@gmail. com Website: www.ssgo.co.uk City: Wolverhampton** 

**Tel: +447405733120 Address: 23 Victoria Street WV1 3NP Wolverhampton West Midlands United Kingdom** 



|**Table of Contents**|
|---|
|**Message from the Board Chairman…………………………………………………………………3**|
|Letter from the Executive Director…………………………………………………………………………………4|
|walking in love, serving with sacrifice……………………………………………………………………………...5|
|UK Achievements, challenges & looking ahead……………………………………………………………….6|
|Mission statement, core values and Vision statement………………………………………………………8|
|Brief History……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….9|
|Year in review: Key Highlights (2024-2025) ………………………………………………………………………10|
|**Program Report………………………………………………………………………………………………………….11**|
|**Program One: Shelter and support for the vulnerable…………………………………………………13**|
|Program Two: Vocational training and empowerment……………………………………………………….13|
|Program three:   Church family care and integration for immigrants ……………………………………. 14|
|Program Four: Strategic capacity-building partnership………………………………………………………15|
|Program Five: Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)……………………………………………………….17|
|Program Six: Maternal support, health, and wellness…………………………………………………………20|
|Program Seven: Education…………………………………………………………………………………………….20|
|**Financial Summary (2024-2025)…………………………………………………………………………33**|
|Source of income……………………………………………………………………………………….35|
|Expenditure…………………………………………………………………………………………….37|
|Donor and Volunteer Recognition……………………………………………………………………38.|
|A call to continue involvement…………………………………………………………………………39|
|Impact story and testimonies……………………………………………………………………………39|
|**Strategies**<br>**and**<br>**priorities**<br>**for**<br>**2025**…………………………………………………………………….40|
|Governance and accountability……………………………………………………………………….45|
|Governance and Transparency Practice…………………………………………………………………………….48|
|Massage from the Board Chairman<br>**Contact information and get involved ………………………………………………………………..53**|





## **MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD** 

## **CHAIRMAN** 


Dear Friends and Supporters of Seek Saviour Gospel Outreach, 

As we reflect on this remarkable year, I am reminded of God’s unfailing faithfulness. What began as a vision to bring healing, hope, and help to those in need has grown into a thriving mission of mercy, reaching from the streets of our local communities in the UK to remote villages across Africa. 

At Seek Saviour Gospel Outreach (SSGO), our foundation is Christ. Our motivation is love. And our mission is to serve. 

This year, despite limited resources and growing needs, the work did not stop. Through your generosity, prayers, and volunteerism, we witnessed lives changed, souls lifted from despair into dignity. We saw 



communities transformed not only through material assistance bu through the power of belonging and hope. 

From sheltering the homeless and equipping immigrants in the UK, to delivering lifesaving medicine and educational tools in rural Nigeria—each effort reflects the heart of Christ and the heartbeat of this ministry. 

As Chair of the Board, I wish to express my deepest gratitude to our staff, partners, donors, and volunteers. Your trust fuels our mission. Your sacrifice sustains our service. And your faith inspires our forward movement. 

As we look ahead, I encourage each one of us to hold fast to the words of Galatians 6:9: 

_“Let us not grow weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.”_ 

We believe the harvest is coming. Let us continue this good work together—in faith, in love, and in unity. 

In His service and with sincere gratitude, 

## **Pastor Emmanuel Onwe** 

## **Board Chairman** 

**Seek Saviour Gospel Outreach (SSGO) Email address: seeksaviour.outreach@gmail.com Website: www.ssgo.co.uk** 



## **Letter from Executive Director** 

Dear Beloved Partners in Christ, 

Grace and peace be multiplied to you in the matchless name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. 

As I reflect on this past year, I am overwhelmed with gratitude and awe at the mighty hand of God working through Seek Saviour Gospel Outreach (SSGO). Though we faced our share of trials, it is undeniable that His grace has been sufficient, and His strength has been made perfect in our weakness (2 Corinthians 12:9). It is with great joy and humility that I present to you this year’s Annual Report—a testament to what God has done through your prayers, giving, and unwavering support. 

## **Walking in Love, Serving with Sacrifice** 

Our mission at SSGO is simple yet profound: to extend the love of Christ to the vulnerable, the underserved, and the broken, both locally and globally. This year, by God's grace, our footprint expanded across communities in the United Kingdom and beyond. We did not merely distribute goods or teach skills; we planted seeds of hope, dignity, and transformation. 

## **UK Achievements: Empowering Communities, Touching Lives** 

In the UK, we deepened our outreach efforts in powerful ways. Over 3,000 community members received practical support in the form of shelter, warm clothing, and nutritious meals—essentials that restored dignity and warmth during trying times. 

Our vocational training programmes empowered over 180 individuals through tailored workshops in: 

- Job application and resume development 

- Fashion design and tailoring 

- Confectionery and baking 

- Professional networking and entrepreneurship 

We also served our faith family with both financial assistance and mental health support, especially for struggling households and single-parent families navigating inflation and isolation. 



Our team led community integration sessions for over 120 new immigrants, offering guidance on acclimating to life in the UK, understanding the healthcare and education systems, and building supportive networks. 

Through strategic collaborations, we partnered with reputable professionals to deliver career advancement training in: 

- Project Management 

- Information Technology 

- Data Analysis using Power BI, Excel, and Tableau 

These efforts unlocked new career paths and rekindled hope in dozens of families 

_Each initiative was bathed in prayer and anchored in our unwavering belief that_ “whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me” _(Matthew 25:40)_ 

## **Our Challenges: Faith in the Face of Limitations** 

Yet, as we celebrate these victories, we must also acknowledge the challenges we faced. Limited funding constrained our ability to fully serve our growing target population. In many instances, the needs outpaced our resources. Additionally, we continue to wrestle with limited public awareness of our charity’s reach and capacity—a gap we are prayerfully working to bridge. 

Despite these obstacles, we remain anchored in God’s promises. We remember that “He who began a good work in us will carry it on to completion” (Philippians 1:6). 

## **Looking Ahead: A Call to Greater Things** 

As we step into a new season, we are expectant. With your continued partnership, SSGO is ready to deepen our impact, expand our training modules, increase emergency assistance, and extend our international reach. 

In the coming year, we will be launching: 

- A Community Resource Centre in the UK 

- A Maternal Health and Support Initiative in rural Nigeria 

- A Digital Skills for Youth programme, to equip the next generation with market- 

- ready skills 



We humbly invite you to continue walking this journey with us. Whether through prayer, financial support, volunteering, or advocacy, your contribution builds a legacy of love that echoes in eternity. 

## **A Prayer for You** 

Heavenly Father, 

We thank You for everyone reading this letter. Bless them abundantly for the seeds they’ve sown in faith. Strengthen their hands to continue doing good, knowing that their labour in You is never in vain. Let their hearts be filled with joy as they see lives transformed through their giving, praying, and serving. Let every soul touched through SSGO reflect Your glory. In Jesus’ name, Amen. 

From the depths of our hearts, thank you. Together, we seek the Saviour. Together, we transform lives. 

With love and gratitude in Christ, 

## **Mrs. KAUR DALJIT Executive Director Seek Saviour Gospel Outreach (SSGO) Email address: seeksaviour.outreach@gmail.com Website: www.ssgo.co.uk** 

_“_ _**“And God is able to bless you abundantly, so that in all things at all times, having all that you need, you will abound in every good work.”**_ 

_**— 2 Corinthians 9:8**_ 



**Mission Statement:** 

**To demonstrate the love of Christ by meeting the spiritual, physical, and emotional needs of vulnerable individuals and communities through compassionate outreach, discipleship, capacity building, and sustainable development** 


## Core Values 

**Faith:** Christ is the centre of everything we do. We serve by faith, pray with faith, and walk in faith. 

**Compassion:** We respond with empathy, humility, and unconditional love to those in need. 

**Service** : We follow Christ’s example by joyfully serving others, especially the most vulnerable. 

**Empowerment:** We invest in people’s spiritual, emotional, and economic growth to help them lead purposeful lives. 

**Vision Statement:** 

**A world where every life, regardless of background or circumstance, is restored by the love of Christ and empowered to thrive in dignity, purpose, and faith.** 

**Excellence** :  We pursue excellence in program delivery, outreach, and leadership, giving our very best as unto the Lord. 



## **Brief History** 

Seek Saviour Gospel Outreach (SSGO) was birthed from a divine burden to extend the Gospel beyond the church walls into hurting communities, physically, spiritually, and emotionally and was registered on the 15th of August 2024 by a group of faith-led professionals and ministers, SSGO began as a small initiative offering street evangelism and care packages to the homeless in Wolverhampton. 

- Over time, our impact expanded rapidly, encompassing holistic support: from vocational training, immigrant integration, and faith-based counselling in the UK, to clean water, healthcare support, and educational resources in underserved regions of Nigeria. 

Today, SSGO is a registered faith-based charity rooted in the teachings of Jesus, with outreach teams, partners, and training programmes spanning across both the UK and West Africa. 

## **Governance Structure** 

- **Board of Directors:** we have 5 board members who Provide strategic oversight, financial 

- accountability, and spiritual guidance. Members bring experience in ministry, humanitarian work, finance, and nonprofit leadership. 

- **Advisory Council:** A body of spiritual leaders, community elders, and technical experts who offer counsel on theological direction, outreach strategy, and ethical standards. 

## **Accreditations & Affiliations** 

      - Registered Charity in the United Kingdom:1209611. 

   - Affiliated with local and international churches across denominational lines 

- Partner with community faith organisations, diaspora missions, and faith-based NGOs 

- Engaged with regional networks focused on faith-driven humanitarian development and social justice 



# **Year in Review: Key Highlights (2024–2025)** 

_"You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden." — Matthew 5:14 (NIV)_ 

## **Overview of Major Accomplishments** 

## 2024 at a Glance 


## **Shelter and home for the Vulnerable** 

Provided weekly food parcels, warm clothing, and hygiene kits to over 480 homeless and low-income individuals in Wolverhampton. 

Supplied emergency housing support referrals to 90 individuals, 30 of whom were successfully placed into transitional accommodations 

Seek Saviour Gospel Outreach (SSGO) expanded its mission across two continents, impacting over 7,200 lives through physical, emotional, and spiritual support. 

From the streets of Wolverhampton, we have achieved amazing milestones 

## **Vocational Training & Empowerment** 

Trained 225 community members in: 

-  Job Applications & CV Writing 

-  Fashion Design & Tailoring 

-  Confectionery & Small Business Skills 

-  Networking & Personal Branding 



# **Year in Review: Key Highlights (2024–2025)** 

_"You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden." — Matthew 5:14 (NIV)_ 


**Church Family Care & Integration for Immigrants** 

-  Mentored 150 new immigrants, teaching cultural acclimatization, UK system navigation, and spiritual grounding. 

-  Offered financial assistance to 65 church families and mental health counselling support to 80 individuals struggling with anxiety and social isolation 

## **Strategic Capacity Building Partnerships** 

In partnership with local professionals, we trained 140 participants in: 

-  Project Management 

-  Data Analysis with Power BI, Excel, and Tableau 

-  Introduction to IT for Beginners 



## **Overview of Major Accomplishments** 

## **2024 at a Glance** 


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- Constructed 3 borehole water systems serving over 3,000 people in Eastern Nigeria. 

Seek Saviour Gospel Outreach (SSGO) expanded its mission across two continents, impacting over 7,200 lives through physical, emotional, and spiritual support. 

In Africa, with a focus on Nigeria, we’ve worked to ensure that no one is left behind— 

meeting both urgent needs and long-term transformation goals. 


## **Health & Wellness** 

Distributed essential medicines to 12 rural clinics, including: 

- Anti-Malarial medication, 

- Amoxicillin and 

- Oral Rehydration Salts (ORS) for children with diarrhoea 


## **Education** 

- Donated 120 student desks and chairs to two underserved community schools. 


## **Maternal Support** 

- Provided pregnancy and baby kits (including diapers, clothing, baby food) to 88 vulnerable mothers in Uyo, Abia, and Anambra States. 

## **Noteworthy Events & Milestones** 



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||**SN**|**Months**|**Event & Milestone**|
||1|January|Launch of Immigrant Integration & Empowerment Sessions (London)|
||2|March|First Water Borehole Commissioned in Enugu State, Nigeria|
||3|June|1st UK Community Vocational Training Graduation – 75 Participants|
||4|August|Mother’s Day Celebration:  Women in Faith & Entrepreneurship<br>Summit (UK) with 200+ attendees|
||6|August|Father’s Day Celebration: Men in Faith & Entrepreneurship Summit<br>(UK) with 200+ attendees|
||7|October|Distribution of Medical Relief Kits to 6 Rural Health Posts|
||8|December|Annual SSGO Christmas Outreaches – Served 350 meals and gifted<br>200 hygiene packs in London|
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## **By the Numbers** 





140+ 

**trained in tech, data, and project management** 



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**individuals supported with clothing, food, and shelter** 


3 **clean water boreholes established in rural Nigeria** 



## **By the Numbers** 


88 

**new mothers supported with essential baby items** 


90 

**Individuals assisted with housing access** 

120 **desks/chairs provided to underserved schools** 


227 

**trained in vocational and business skills** 



## **Voices from the Field** 


_**“Before SSGO’s training, I didn’t even know where to start with my CV. Today, I’ve secured a job as a retail assistant and can now help my family.”**_ 

_**— Ada..., Vocational Trainee, UK**_ 




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_**“When my baby came early, SSGO’s support gave me the things I couldn’t afford—diapers, clothes, even food. God bless you!”**_ 

_**— Blessing A., Young Mother, Nigeria**_ 



_**“Partnering with SSGO has been one of the most impactful things we’ve done all year. They are committed, professional, and faith filled.” Olaide……. Training Partner, UK**_ 




**Program Reports (2024–2025)** _**"Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me." — Matthew 25:40 (NIV)**_ 



## **Program 1: Shelter & Support for the Vulnerable** 


## **Objective & Description:** 

- To alleviate hardship and restore dignity by providing essential support—such as food, clothing, and shelter—to the homeless, displaced, and financially struggling individuals across wolverhampthon and surrounding regions. 

## **Activities & Outcomes:** 

- Distributed weekly food and hygiene parcels to over 480 individuals 

- Provided winter clothing and blankets to 320 vulnerable persons 

- Referred 90 homeless individuals to transitional housing services 

- Helped 30 individuals secure temporary accommodations 

## **Partnerships:** 

- Local churches and shelters (e.g., Kingdom Rescue Mission) 

- Municipal food banks and the Faith in Action network 

_**“When I relocated to the United Kingdom, as new migrant**_ 



## : **Community Story** 


## **Faith-Based Impact** : 

Volunteers prayed and shared the Gospel with beneficiaries weekly. Many asked for Bibles, and 14 individuals committed their lives to Christ during outreach 



## **Program 2: Vocational Training &** 

## **Empowerment** 



## **Objective &** 

## **Description:** 

- To equip individuals— especially unemployed youth and women—with practical, incomegenerating skills to promote economic independence and longterm empowerment. d 

## **Activities & Outcomes:** 

   - Trained **225 people** in: 

- Fashion Design 

- Baking & Confectionery 

- CV Writing & Job Interview Skills 

- Entrepreneurship & Branding 

   - **75 trainees** started home-based businesses or secured jobs 

   - Held **3 community business exhibitions** showcasing products 

## **Partnerships:** 

- City of Hope Church Women’s Group 

- Local professionals volunteering as mentors 

## **Faith-Based Impact:** 

- Daily devotionals and workshops on biblical stewardship and purpose led to renewed confidence in Christ, especially among women who had experienced abuse or hardship. 





_**“SSGO’s training helped me become a certified confectionery. I now run a small business from home and train other young women in my church.”**_ **— Gift., Vocational Graduate** 

**Program 3: Church Family Care & Integration for Immigrants** 




## **Objective & Description:** 

## **Activities & Outcomes:** 

- To provide newly arrived immigrants and church families in distress with the tools, support, and spiritual guidance to integrate successfully into UK society . 

## **Partnerships:** 

- UK African churches 

- Legal and social work volunteers 

- Immigrant advocacy networks 

- Assisted **150 new immigrants** with cultural orientation, navigating public services, and community integration 

- Delivered **65 financial support grants** to struggling families 

- Held **8 mental health workshops** for emotional support 

- Facilitated **one-on-one mentorship** and discipleship 

- **Faith-Based Impact:** UK African SSGO integrated members into local churches, with 45 individuals joining home cells and 12 baptisms recorded during the year 




## **Community Story** 

“ _**I came here alone from Nigeria. SSGO not only helped me understand the UK system but gave me a new spiritual family.”**_ 

_**— Nwachukwu., New Immigrant**_ 


**Program 4: Strategic Capacity** 



## **Building Partnerships** 


## **Objective & Description:** 

To equip underserved populations with digital and project management skills for competitive career advancement through training delivered in partnership with industry experts. 

## **Activities & Outcomes:** 

Trained 140 individuals in: 

- Project Management 

- Microsoft Excel 

- Power BI 

- Tableau 

## **Partnerships:** 

- DataMinds UK, Excel for All, and Christian Professionals Network 

- IT ministries of partner churches 

Delivered certificates of completion and mentorship connections. 

Hosted 2 tech fairs for networking and job-seeking. 



## Community Story 

_“I now analyse data at a consulting firm. SSGO helped me discover a path I never thought possible.”_ 

_**— Ugonna., Trainee**_ 

## **Faith-Based Impact:** 

Trainees reported improved confidence, and devotionals on wisdom and diligence encouraged them to see their career as a **.** calling from God 



## **Program 5: Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH)** 


## **Objective & Description:** 

- To provide clean water and promote hygiene in underserved rural communities in Eastern Nigeria to reduce disease and restore community dignity. 

## **Partnerships:** 

- Local engineers and drilling teams 

- Rural health authorities 

## **Activities & Outcomes:** 

   - Constructed 3 boreholes, impacting over 3,000 villagers 

   - Educated 600+ community members on sanitation practices 

   - Provided handwashing stations to 5 local schools 

- Churches in Anambra, Enugu, and Ebonyi 



## _“We used to walk 3 miles for water. Thanks to SSGO, my children drink clean water without falling sick.”_ 


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## Faith-Based Impact: 

Water dedication services included prayer, scripture readings, and evangelism. Two churches were planted after the borehole installations. 




## **Program 6: Maternal Support, Health & Wellness** 


## **Objective & Description:** 

- To improve health outcomes for mothers and children through medical aid, essential supplies, and community-based education. 

## **Partnerships:** 

- Local midwives and women’s ministries 

- Faith Health Nigeria Initiative 

## **Activities & Outcomes:** 

- Distributed 88 baby kits (diapers, formula, clothes) 

- Supplied 12 rural clinics with medications 

- Held antenatal classes in 4 communities 

- Provided transport vouchers for pregnant women to reach health centres 

## **Faith-Based Impact:** 

 Gospel messages shared at each clinic visit. Four mothers gave their lives to Christ after SSGO-led devotions. 





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## **Program 7: Education** 




## **Activities & Outcomes:** 

## **Partnerships:** 


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## **Objective & Description:** 

## **Faith-Based Impact:** 

- Students learned memory verses, worship songs, and Christian leadership 

- principles during assemblies. Scripture club membership grew by 40%. 




Financial Summary (2024-2025)

" _Moreover, it is required in stewards that a man be found faithful." — 1 Corinthians 4:2_ 

## **Table 1: Statement of Financial Position** 

As of 31st March 2025 

|SN|**Category**|**Amount (GBR)**|
|---|---|---|
||**Assets**||
|1|Cash & Bank Balances|£25,000|
|2|Equipment & Fixed Assets|£30,000|
|3|Prepaid Program Expenses|£5,000|
|4|**Total Assets**|**£60,000**|
||**Liabilities**||
|1|Outstanding Payables|£10,000|
|2|Deferred Grant Revenue|£0|
|3|**Total Liabilities**|**£10,000**|
|4|**Net Assets**|**£50,000**|



## **Table 2: Statement of Activities** 

As of 31st March 2025 

|SN|**Category**|**Amount (GBR)**|
|---|---|---|
||**Income**||
|1|Individual Donations|£45,000|
|2|Church Giving|£25,000|
|3|Grants|£0|
|4|Fundraising Events|£15,000|
|5|Corporate Sponsorships|£10,000|
|6|**Total Income**|**£95,000**|
||**Expenses**||
|1|Program Services|£50,000|
|2|Administrative Costs|£15,000|
|3|Fundraising Costs|£5,000|
|4|**Total Expenses**|**£70,000**|
|5|**Net Surplus**|**£15,000**|



## **Table 3: Sources of income** 



## As of 31st March 2025 

|SN|**Category**|**Amount (GBR)**|**%**|
|---|---|---|---|
|1|Individual Donations|£45,000|47%|
|2|Church Giving|£25,000|26%|
|3|Grants|£0|0%|
|4|Fundraising Events:|£15,000|16%|
|5|Corporate Sponsorships:|£10,000|11%|



## **Table 4: Expenditure Breakdown** 

As of 31st March 2025 

|SN|**Category**|**Amount (GBR)**|**%**|
|---|---|---|---|
|1|Program Services:|£50,000|72%|
|2|Administrative Costs**:**|£15,000|21%|
|3|Fundraising Costs**:**|£5,000|7%|






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## **Treasurer’s Commentary** 

" This year, by God’s grace, we exercised sound financial stewardship across all program areas. Over 75% of our total expenditures were directed toward direct programmatic work, reflecting our commitment to transparency and maximum impact. Despite funding limitations, our team innovated through partnerships and efficient budgeting, resulting in a healthy surplus of £5,000. These funds will be reinvested into expanding our maternal care and vocational training programs in 2025– 2026. We thank all our donors, church partners, and grantors who trusted us to steward their resources in service to God’s mission." 

## - _**Marcellina Imoh**_ 

## _**Treasurer**_ 



## **Acknowledgement of Fiscal Responsibility** 


 SGO remains committed to integrity, transparency, and faithfulness in financial management. Our financial records are independently reviewed, and our practices align with UK charity regulations. We continue to honour every donation as a sacred trust. 



## **Donor & Volunteer Recognition** 

_"God is not unjust; He will not forget your work and the love you have shown Him as you have helped His people and continue to help them." — Hebrews 6:10_ 

## **Gratitude to Our Donors & Partners** 

At Seek Saviour Gospel Outreach (SSGO), we are profoundly grateful to the individuals, families, churches, corporate sponsors, and philanthropic foundations who have made our mission possible in 2024–2025. 

## **Major Donors & Partners:** 

- Deeper life church London – Our faithful anchor church and consistent supporter of community outreach and integration services. 

- ALZEC Foundation: Provided funding for maternal wellness kits and school furniture for Nigeria outreach. 

- Spaceinfothec – Supported capacity building in data analytics and vocational skills 

## **SSGO Stakeholders** 

Over 120 faithful monthly donors gave between £30 and £150 consistently throughout the year. These contributions helped maintain our shelter, food pantry, and mental health support programs. 

## **Celebrating Our Volunteers** 

SSGO’s impact could not be possible without the hands and hearts of over 70 dedicated volunteers who served selflessly across our various programs. 

## **Volunteer Highlights:** 

- Sister: Coordinated 15 vocational training sessions and mentored over 25 young women in fashion and confectionery skills. 

- Brother Johnny: Led IT training sessions on Power BI, Excel, and Tableau for over 40 participants. 

- Mama Peace Kitchen Team – Served more than 2,300 meals across winter and holiday food distribution outreaches. 

- Sunday Service Youth Team – Visited new immigrant families weekly to teach job readiness and help with integration. 



## **Words from the Heart: Donor & Volunteer Reflections** 


_"What touched me most was seeing the joy on a mother’s face as she received baby clothes and a food pack. Supporting SSGO is one of the best decisions I’ve made this year."_ 

## — **Mrs. Maire, Monthly Donor** 

_"Volunteering with SSGO is not just service, it's worship. I have seen lives transformed, including my own. God is working through this ministry."_ 



## **A Call to Continue Involvement** 


**We invite you to continue walking this journey of compassion with us. Whether you give, volunteer, pray, or share our vision, your partnership is invaluable. In the coming year, we aim to expand our maternal wellness program, build more capacity in our shelters, and scale digital training access in underserved regions.** 






## **Ways You Can Help:** 

 **Become a monthly partner** 

 **Sponsor a vocational student** 

 **Join our volunteer corps** 

 **Host a fundraising event at your church or workplace**  **Cover one child’s school kit for £25** 

**Together, we are not just meeting needs — we are revealing Christ's love in action.** 

**Thank you for being a part of the SSGO family.** 



## **Impact Stories & Testimonies** 

_"Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven." — Matthew 5:16_ 

Our mission is more than programs and provisions — it’s about people. Behind every statistic is a story. Behind every outreach, a face. These testimonies reflect the heart of SSGO: a ministry fueled by compassion, driven by faith, and committed to changing lives, one soul at a time. 

**Story 1: From Homeless to Hopeful** 


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## **Story 2: Healing Across Borders** 


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Name: Mama Ifeoma<br>Location: Umuahia, Eastern Nigeria<br>“I walked an hour to the nearest clinic with my baby on my back, only to be<br>turned away because there was no medicine. When SSGO arrived with<br>antimalarials and ORS, my child recovered. They gave me a pregnancy kit and<br>even prayed for me.”<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>




**Story 3: Finding Belonging in a New Land** 


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Name: Mr & Mrs Adewale<br>Location: Birmingham, UK<br>“We moved from Sudan with nothing. The cold, the language, the<br>systems—it was overwhelming. SSGO taught us how to navigate the UK<br>system and helped us find jobs.  Their church embraced us like<br>family.”<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>


## **Story 4: Empowered to Lead** 




Looking Ahead
Strategic Priorities for 2025-2026

SSGO Charity SHOP


## **Strategic Priorities for 2025–2026** 

## **Organizational Needs** 

To meet these goals, SSGO is trusting God and our partners to help us: 

- Raise £150,000 in core program funding. 

- Secure partnerships with 5 additional UK churches. 

- Expand our warehouse space for clothing, food, and medical donations. 

- Onboard 2 full-time staff for program coordination and volunteer 

   - management. 

## **A Call to Prayer, Partnership & Participation** 

We invite you to: 

- Pray: for provision, favour, and strength to meet growing needs. 

- Partner: through monthly giving, corporate sponsorships, or church collaboration. 



## **Governance and Accountability** 

## **Board of Directors** 

- Pastor. Emmanuel Onwe Ugochukwu– Board Chair 

- Deacon. Peace Onwe Udoka– Treasurer 

- Sister Marcellina Imoh Ochezechukwu– Secretary 

- Sister Ogbo Oluchi – Outreach Coordinator 

- Elder Ituah Deborah – Health & Wellness Advisor 

## **Board of Directors** 

- Pastor. Emmanuel Onwe Ugochukwu– Board Chair 

- Pastor/Mrs Peace Onwe Udoka– Treasurer 

- Mrs  Kaur Daljit  -------------- Director 

- Mr Ugonna Anamekwe  ---------------- Coordinator 



## **Leadership Team** 

- Men's President: Ugonna Emeka 

- Programs Director: Simba 

- Finance Officer: Adewale 

- Volunteer & Community Coordinator : 

## **Governance & Transparency Practices** 



## **Governance & Transparency Practices** 

- SSGO is a registered UK charity under the Charity Commission: 1209611. 

- Annual external financial audits conducted by Suweb Accounting and Business Consulting. 

- Quarterly program reviews for impact tracking and stakeholder updates 

- All donations and expenditures tracked with cloud-based accounting systems 

- Policies on safeguarding, ethical partnerships, volunteer conduct, and data protection are in place and updated annually. 

**Contact Information & Get Involved** We are committed to faithful stewardship, biblical accountability, and transparency in our community in all our operations . 

 Website & Donation Link 

🌐 www.ssgo.org.uk 

💳 Give securely: www.ssgo.org.uk/donate 

 Connect With Us Online 

📱 Facebook: @SSGOuk 



_“Whoever is kind to the poor lends to the Lord, and He will reward them for what they have done.”_ 

_**— Proverbs 19:17**_ 

## **Seek Saviour Gospel Outreach (SSGO)** 

Reaching the lost. Restoring the broken. Reflecting God’s love. 

📍 Head Office: 

Address: 17 Victoria Street WV1 3NP 

