How CRRN Is Restoring Hope to Vulnerable Women and Children; Story of Impact and Change

(Isstories Editorial):- Cumming, Georgia Oct 12, 2025 (Issuewire.com) – Children Rescue and Rehabilitation Network Inc. (CRRN) Launches Global Campaign to Empower Women, Feed Families, and Restore Hope

Cumming, Georgia, 2025 Children Rescue and Rehabilitation Network Inc. (CRRN), a faith-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN: 85-2444386) established in 2017, is rallying hearts across the world with its “Be the Reason She Rises” global campaign an ambitious humanitarian effort focused on empowering vulnerable women, supporting children with autism, and providing clean water and food to families in need.

Founded in 2017, Children Rescue and Rehabilitation Network Inc. is a Georgia-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to mental health awareness, autism support, women’s empowerment, and humanitarian outreach across the U.S. and Africa.

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Through faith, compassion, and action, CRRN transforms pain into purpose, building a future where every child and woman can rise again.

Operating from Georgia, USA, and rural Nigeria, CRRN has transformed thousands of lives through compassion-driven programs in education, mental health, and empowerment.

About CRRN Projects

1. Children Support Autism Care and Early Intervention

At CRRN, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to thrive. Our Children Support Program provides free volunteer-based assistance to families raising children with autism across the United States.

Our certified Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) offer early intervention support, speech therapy assistance, and home-based developmental engagement, all at no cost to families.

We partner with compassionate professionals and community volunteers to ensure that every child, regardless of diagnosis or financial capacity, is seen, supported, and celebrated.

“Every child deserves to be seen, supported, and celebrated,” says Jennifer Alex, Autism coordinator at Children Rescue and Rehabilitation Network, INC.

“We’re standing in the gap for families who simply can’t afford the help their children deserve.”

2. Be the Reason She Rises – Women’s Empowerment & Skill-Based Training

This transformational program focuses on rescuing and empowering vulnerable young women (ages 14-24) trapped in cycles of poverty, prostitution, and sex trafficking in both Georgia, USA, and rural Nigeria.

Through talent-based training, CRRN equips these women with marketable skills in:

– Dressmaking & tailoring

– Skincare and beauty production

– Hair braiding, wig making & makeup artistry

– Small-scale farming

– Interior decoration & design

– Basic IT & entrepreneurship training

Our goal is not just to provide training, but to restore dignity, faith, and independence. Upon graduation, each woman receives a startup kit and seed funding to begin her new journey toward self-sufficiency.

We don’t just teach them skills, we restore their faith, dignity, and confidence,” says Ujunwa Udeani, founder/ President of CRRN.

3. Clean Water for Every Family Project

Every drop of clean water changes a life. CRRN is committed to bringing clean, safe drinking water to rural villages in Nigeria, where families still walk miles daily to fetch contaminated water.

Through your support, we are expanding our reach from 20 families to over 1,000 households by 2026, ensuring better health, reduced child mortality, and restored hope for entire communities.

Clean water is more than a resource; it’s a rebirth for entire communities, Udeani adds.

4. Education and Scholarship Drive

Education breaks cycles of poverty and builds futures. Since 2017, CRRN has provided educational sponsorships for over 200 children from middle school to college across rural Nigeria.

We supply books, tuition, uniforms, and mentorship for orphaned or displaced children, giving them the chance to dream again, pursue education, and become change agents in their own communities.

“When we pay a child’s school fees, we’re not just funding education, we’re restoring hope, dignity, and purpose.

Many of our students come from families who have given up on schooling entirely. Now, they’re dreaming again of becoming teachers, nurses, economists, Engineers, and community leaders. That’s the true power of education, says Mary Chukwu ( Education coordinator/ Chief operating officer )

Faith in Action: The Power of a Prayer Card

To sustain these missions, CRRN created two unique fundraising tools:

Faith to Rise Prayer Cards and E.V.O.L.V.E. Coaching Cards — beautifully designed sets that blend inspiration with impact.

Out of 200,000 printed packs, more than 50,000 have already been sold to fund women’s training, autism intervention, and clean-water projects. The remaining sets are available for purchase, with all proceeds directly fueling CRRN’s humanitarian efforts.

Each card sold is a seed of hope, one that feeds a family, trains a woman,

and gives water to a child.”

Tagline: One Card. One Prayer. One Future. Be the Reason She Rises.

Accountability & Transparency

CRRN operates with complete transparency, inviting every donor to:

1. Appoint a liaison to monitor projects in real time.

2. Join quarterly Zoom updates with the leadership team.

3. Review full financials through the Transparency Portal at www.crrnetwork.org.

4. Every dollar is tracked. Every donor is valued. Every life is changed.

How to Support

GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-children-rescue-and-rehabilitation

Zelle: [email protected]

PayPal: [email protected]

Checks: Payable to Children Rescue and Rehabilitation Network Inc.

4060 Alba Court, Cumming, GA 30028, USA

Your kindness today can free a girl from poverty, feed a family,

and bring clean water to a village. Together, we can rewrite destinies.”

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