Founded as Kingdom Kids Klub (K3)
Established in Plateau State, Nigeria, to protect and care for vulnerable children and women in Jos and surrounding communities.
About Us
About IHCC
From Institution to Family
Iyali Hope Community Centre (IHCC), formerly known as Kingdom Kids Klub (K3), was founded in 2007 in Plateau State, Nigeria, with a mission to protect, care for, and empower vulnerable children and women.
In 2011, K3 established Destiny Home (House of Destiny) to provide temporary care for orphans and vulnerable children — offering shelter, education, psychosocial support, healthcare, and life skills development. Recognizing the long-term benefits of family-based care, the organization initiated a strategic transition in 2014, moving away from institutional care toward family reunification, kinship care, and community-based alternatives. By 2022, this transition was fully adopted across all programs.
In 2025, the organization was formally rebranded as Iyali Hope Community Centre (IHCC) — a name reflecting its renewed focus on family strengthening, community resilience, and sustainable child protection systems. "Iyali" means family in Hausa.
"God sets the lonely in families, he leads out the prisoners with singing; but the rebellious live in a sun-scorched land."
— Psalm 68:6 (NIV) · The scripture at the heart of IHCC's mission
Formerly Kingdom Kids Klub (K3), founded in 2007 — now Iyali Hope Community Centre.
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What Drives Us
Mission, Vision & Core Values
To reintegrate Vulnerable Children into resilient families supported to thrive through comprehensive care, support and strategic partnerships
A world where children thrive in strong families and communities are transformed
Our Core Values
To guide decision-making and daily operations, IHCC adopted a set of core values that defi ne its ethos and commitment to service. These include:
Love
Love drives our commitment to create safe, nurturing spaces where vulnerable children and families are not only supported, but truly seen, valued, and empowered to thrive
Family
We believe that every child deserves to grow and thrive within a safe, nurturing family environment. Family extends beyond biological ties to include all who provide care, protection, and emotional security. We prioritize strengthening families.
Service
We are committed to serving vulnerable children and families with compassion, excellence, and humility. Service drives us to place the needs of vulnerable children at the heart of all we do.
Empathy
Empathy informs our approach to community development, allowing us to walk in the shoes of those we serve and respond with compassion, dignity, and respect.
Integrity
In every decision we make, we choose integrity because every child deserves truth, safety, and a future built on trust. Integrity isn’t just what we say, it’s how we love, how we serve, and how we restore hope, one family at a time.
Resilience
We promote the strength to overcome challenges and grow through diffi culty. Resilience empowers children, families, and our organization to adapt, recover, and thrive.
Partnership
We believe that sustainable change is only possible when we work hand-in-hand with families, communities, stakeholders, and allies who share our vision of a more just and resilient world.
Our Journey
18 Years of Impact
Destiny Home Established
House of Destiny launched to provide temporary institutional care — shelter, education, psychosocial support, and healthcare for orphaned and vulnerable children.
Strategic Transition Begins
Recognizing global best practices, IHCC begins transitioning from institutional care toward family reunification, kinship care, and community-based alternatives.
Full Adoption of Family-Based Care Model
The transition to family-based care is fully adopted across all programs, with institutional care phased out entirely in line with international standards.
MTFS Milestone: 18 Children Reunified
Moving Towards Family Solutions project achieves major milestone — 18 children successfully transitioned from institutional care to family settings, with 12 more in process.
Rebranded as Iyali Hope Community Centre
Formal rebranding marks a renewed focus on family strengthening and sustainable child protection. "Iyali" means family in Hausa. It reflects the organization's core belief and renewed mission.
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Our Journey Over The Years
Since our founding as Kingdom Kids Klub in 2007, we've successfully transitioned
from institutional care to family-based models, proving that with the right support, vulnerable children can thrive in families, not facilities.
