The existence of poor conditions cannot afford the handicapped children the opportunity to enter a bus by wheelchair, nor move around freely since there are no pavements and few care giver exist.  Problems to attend schools or work equally became a threat to these vulnerable children.  The home consists of children and young adults with cerebral problems and some with impair speech and disability.  The project accommodated both highly mentally and physically disabled youths of all ages (young children of ages 1-9 and older adults up to 50 years). As the name indicates, they are not able to move around and spend time on their beds.  They are beeing fed, cared and washed by few staff.

There are boys’ and girls’ hostels, for the more self-dependent ones. They are splited into those for mentally challenged (like Down-Syndrome, Authism) and those for only-physically challenged (e.g. Spinal Bifida), who use wheelchairs.

There is also a canteen, an assembly, a physio-therapy room, a vocational centere (here, they are trained in skills like beading, cooking, painting, computer, hair-styling and producing shoes and furniture) and a school, which is also attended by external pupils. In the school, there are classes of different levels of difficulty and one equivalent to Primary School.  Now this Home and School are run under governmental governance and belongs to a widespread network of such institutions around Lagos.  The NGO efforts is to temporarily complement the existing workforce in the home.