The Elikia Hope Foundation is an international, humanitarian, nonprofit organization that focuses on Africa.

In response to the pressing challenges faced by numerous African villages, including limited access to clean water, medical facilities, schools, emergency transportation, and vocational opportunities, Her Royal Majesty Queen Diambi, the gracious reigning woman king of the Bakwa Luntu people, an ethnic group in the Democratic Republic of Congo, has founded The Elikia Hope Foundation. 

Our mission is to address these issues through strategic initiatives, including supporting orphans, constructing clean water wells, enhancing healthcare, protecting community well-being, and promoting education for young girls who can now attend school instead of engaging in water-fetching duties. We aim to protect the health and prosperity of women who previously undertook lengthy journeys for water collection. Additionally, we will continue to supply  transportation that is ideal for dirt roads or rough delineated paths.

Leveraging our team of personnel with a deep understanding of the targeted regions, especially the challenging African jungle terrain, we structure projects for practical implementation.

 Ongoing initiatives include mobile educational and medical facilities, community transportation solutions, and a focus on self-sustainability through global business ventures for the local villagers. 

The Elikia Hope Foundation is committed to making a lasting impact on the lives of those we serve.

We intend to show love, compassion, and honor with everything we do. 

The Elikia Hope Foundation has already provided safety and refuge for numerous orphans, paid for babies medical services, and has already built wells in several villages.

Who are we helping?

"Having a access to clean water is essential" - Her Royal Majesty Queen Diambi

Construction of Clean Water Wells

HRM Queen Diambi's initiative involves building wells in villages with populations of up to eight thousand people, addressing a critical need for clean water. The installation of these wells aims to prevent waterborne illnesses, which have tragically claimed the lives of children in these communities. The provision of drinkable water not only safeguards the health of the entire village but also eliminates the arduous task of fetching water, often undertaken by women and young girls.

"When you have a well in a village, you are making sure that at least between 4 - 8 thousand people get access to clean water. That is a gift that has no price." - Her Royal Majesty Queen Diambi

Below are images showcasing one of the wells successfully constructed by The Elikia Hope Foundation in the Democratic Republic of Congo. 

Construction of Mobile Medical Facilities

Developing the Perfect Schools for This Terrain

Motorbikes are Crucial 

Facilitating transportation contributions is a straightforward process.

Support our cause by donating funds so we can provide Community Motorbikes specially designed for the specific terrain, serving vital roles in emergency situations, aiding the elderly, boosting community morale, and facilitating efficient delivery services.

Contribution: $1,500.00 per MOTORBIKE

This donation covers the cost of the motorbike itself, as well as associated delivery expenses and operational support through our dedicated council.

Your generosity helps enhance accessibility and positively impact the community.

OUR MISSIONS

Founder - Her Royal Majesty Queen Diambi Kabatusuila Tshiyoyo Muata of the Democratic Republic of Congo

Message from Her Royal Majesty Queen Diambi

My mission of hope, healing, love, unity, and empowerment aims to help transform the lives of my People in the D.R. Congo, throughout the African Continent and the African Diaspora around the world. It's my goal to create peace and unity between African people all over the world.        

You have the power and opportunity to make a massive impact on The Elikia Hope Foundation's mission, promoting healing, unity, solidarity, return, economic and financial empowerment and the sustainable development of African people and communities on the mainland and abroad.