About Us
Who We Are
People Concern International

Our Mission
People Concern International is a Dallas Texas 501c3 nonprofit initiated in creating practical purposeful vocational education to vulnerable young people in various trades, such as carpentry, welding, plumping, mechanics, air conditioning technology, building maintenance and construction skills here in the US, Cameroon and Nigeria. We equally look for economic opportunities, for them to contribute to the development of their communities in order to reduce poverty.
Our Story
It dawned on us while listening to Africa’s richest man Alhaji Aliko Dangote lamenting in a video, when being interviewed ,that his greatest headache is youth unemployment presently being rated in Nigeria, as above 30%. It is not only Nigeria experiencing these economic challenges, it is happening in most African countries. The situation has given rise to hunger, increased crime and extreme poverty. causing young people to flee their home countries for greener pastures, many risking their lives and dying in the high seas, while most are being tricked by traffickers for body parts and the ladies for prostitution. Supporting us will reduce these challenges.
OUR VALUES
INTEGRITY
The foundation for everything we do is rooted in honesty, transparency, and ethics and we strive to do the right thing even when no one is looking.
FAMILY
We treat every person in a loving and caring manner in which we wish to be treated.
ACCOUNTABILITY
Our staff, board members, and clients are responsible for our words, actions, and deeds.
EXCELLENCE
We have an uncompromising focus on excellence.
SERVICE
We are a positive solution for change.
We all know, youths are the engine for development in these countries, but the lack of the basic tools to create
employment opportunities, most young people have engaged in activities that are not productive; some are caught in criminal activities and many are risking their lives, traveling overseas for greener pastures using unlawful means.
The good news is, a larger number of these youths are ready to take advantage of available opportunities in agriculture, food processing, technology and entrepreneurship. It is worthy of note, that communal living is a way of life for most Africans, and many parents without any government assistance, send their children to school with the hope that, they would be the ones to take care of them in their old ages. The story becomes different, when help is not forth coming from these young people, because of lack of creative mindset, and with no income, the living conditions of the elderly parents and their communities, keeps experiencing extreme poverty.