Emmanuel Omokha

Emmanuel M.I. Omokha, Sr. is the Executive Director and Co-Founder of The American Pan-African Relief Agencies, a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit organization established in December 1998 in New York. The organization, in collaboration with concerned partners of diverse cultures and professionals, aims to support the disadvantaged in both the United States and Pan-African regions. Their core focus is on providing aid to AIDS Orphans and other vulnerable children through various programs such as education, economic empowerment initiatives, vocational training, job placement, and agro-based projects. By fostering self-reliance and societal usefulness among these groups, the organization strives to make a positive impact on the community. Additionally, they offer services to immigrant communities in the U.S. to aid in their integration. The organization also partners with secular, community, and faith-based groups to amplify its mission's reach and effectiveness. Through the support of generous donors, listed on their website, The American Pan-African Relief Agencies has been able to deliver essential services and achieve notable accomplishments. To learn more about their track record, programs, and services, please visit www.apara.org. Emmanuel emphasizes the need for partnerships with philanthropists, corporations, social service organizations, and the public to execute their agricultural, educational, and economic development projects.