Growing older should still feel like living.
Care, companionship and connection for older people and the families who love them.
A life is more than its needs.
Familiar routines, quiet conversation and seeing every person as a whole human being.
Close, even from far away.
Reassurance for families living abroad, bridging the distance with warmth, respect and attentive everyday presence.
Room for every new day.
Unrushed afternoons, tea with good company and the peaceful dignity of home.
Speak with SuhoGA longstanding commitment, shaped for today’s families.
Support Home of God Project began in Nigeria in 2001 with a direct mission: preserving the dignity, health and emotional security of older people and vulnerable households.
Over the past two decades, Nigerian family life has seen profound demographic shifts. Adult children, doctors, engineers and professionals frequently live in the UK, North America or Europe, while parents remain in Nigeria. While love remains constant, physical distance creates real worry around daily routines, health appointments and loneliness.
SuhoG brings practical, compassionate care coordination to this reality. We work in close partnership with families to provide trustworthy local presence, regular companionship and reliable assistance—so older relatives remain secure in familiar surroundings.
Dignity Before Dependency
Encouraging independence, personal preferences and self-respect in every interaction.
Family Partnership
Keeping relatives abroad informed and aligned with transparent, consent-based updates.
Consent & Privacy
Respecting the elder’s personal choices, household rhythm and private boundaries.
Practical Compassion
Reliable help with groceries, appointments and routines without making anyone feel like a burden.
Care for older people, support for whole communities.
While SuhoG leads with personalised care coordination for older adults and their families, our work has long extended into the vital foundations of community life across Nigeria and beyond.
Personalised assistance, organised around the individual.
Care Coordination & Liaison
A dedicated, culturally attuned local coordinator who acts as the family’s trusted point of contact on the ground in Nigeria.
Companionship & Wellbeing Visits
Regular home visits for conversation, shared tea, reading, walks and noticing changes in health or household safety early.
Healthcare Escort & Support
Organising transport and reliable accompaniment to medical appointments, dental check-ups and diagnostic visits.
Medication & Routine Reminders
Gentle, non-clinical routine reminders and prescription pick-up coordination to support prescribed daily care.
Household & Daily Living Help
Practical coordination for wholesome meal arrangements, pantry groceries, errands and safe home maintenance.
Transparent Family Updates
Structured, calm communication with sons and daughters abroad, so you know exactly how your parent is thriving.
A New Seed of Impact
SuhoG is expanding its community mission through agriculture — connecting food security, sustainable livelihoods, partnerships, and community opportunity.
A grounded local presence, connecting families across borders.
From our founding base in Abia State, Nigeria, SuhoG maintains active community outreach across Nigeria, Scotland and Kenya.
Umuahia, Abia State
Lagos State
Glasgow
Ugunja / Kisumu
Support our community mission.
Alongside our primary family care services, we welcome financial contributions, practical essential supplies, and professional voluntary partnerships to sustain our wider charitable work.
Give Financial Support
Help sustain daily meals, clean water initiatives, health outreach and elder welfare programmes.
Provide Essential Supplies
Contribute mobility aids, nutritious food items, clothing, or approved medical diagnostic supplies.
Volunteer or Partner
Share professional clinical, legal, educational or logistics expertise to strengthen community impact.
You do not have to coordinate everything from another country.
Whether you are an older Nigerian professional planning your own support or an adult child living abroad seeking attentive care for a parent, we welcome an unhurried first conversation.
We do not treat care as a room booking or transactional catalogue. We discuss your parent’s actual daily routines, comfort, and preferences. Please do not send medical files with this initial note.