About us         Committee of friends for Humanity, COFFHA, was founded by three friends Chief (Mrs) Carol Ufere, Mrs Phil Okonkwo and Mrs Gloria Esamah in 1991. Subsequently, other friends with the same vision were invited to join the group; hence the name committee of friends for humanity, came into existence. Registered in January 1993 as a non-governmental organization, COFFHA’s main focus has remained the upliftment of less privileged women and children in the society, and has continually provided service to humanity in the areas of health, economics education and social development.               Vision     To bring hope and social justice where the less privileged, can live in dignity         Mission     To serve individuals and families in the poorest communities in the society, drawing strength from our individual diversities, resources and experiences.         Club objectives     Coffha’s objectives are derived from our mission to serve individuals and families in the poorest communities in the society.               Code of Ethics     This code of conduct sets out standards and requirement to which members of COFFHA are bound and against which complaints and compliance is assessed. The code aim is to maintain and enhance standard within the organization that would ensure public confidence in the integrity of the organization and the individual comprising it as well as the quality and effectiveness of its programmes. It’s document, which sets out how the organization is managed, how the members will communicate with the public and most importantly how they spend the funds they raise.     These are:     Organizational Integrity In all its activities and particularly its communications to the public organization accords due respect to the dignity, values, history, religion and culture of the people with whom it works; consistent with principles of basic human rights.     Communication with the public An Annual Report is produced and made available to the organizations’ own members, supporters and members of the public upon request.     Finances The organization has internal control procedures, which minimizes the risk of misuse of funds.