Founder Profile

Meet our visionary founder

                    

Esther Mary Rabus is the visioner and founder of Sarah Esther Charity Foundation Nigeria. She is bold, beautiful, a queen and mother to a princess, loving wife, caring, strong and independent, goal --getter, disciplined and hard-working woman,born in Kakuri Kaduna State,Nigeria  in 1983,her father was a military man who served in Nigeria Military for 36 years.

She went to command children school in Lagos and Wasimi community high school. She  attended Lagos state university,(LASU) where she studied International  Relations in LASU before traveling to Germany.
She inspires and encourages women who might be walking through the path of failure, struggles, low self-esteem etc.

Her experience in life is what has made her the woman she is today and she is willing to teach other women through her life experience how to re-establish a functional life,she hail from Edo State, Nigeria but I live in Germany since 2012. She is happily married and have a daughter Sarah who is 19 years old,I brought my daughter to Germany to give her a better life and future.

She presently work as Esthetician / Beauty therapist,Also currently working with a company called Rummelsbegger Diakonie. She  also run Cosmetic studio as a side job along side running an online cosmetic business in Germany and in Nigeria .

Coming to Germany gave her an opportunity to meet with so many great artists / and activists, who totally changed her life ,She is  also a professional dancer who has performed in almost all states in Nigeria and Europe especially Germany, She has been opportuned to perform  in several stages , theaters,concerts etc in Germany as an African contemporary dancer . Through out her career as a dancer ,She graced the stage with lots of local and international musicians and performers. The high light of her career as a dancer was performing for the Germany Independence Day and also performing at the United Nation Head Quarters in Switzerland,Geneva.

As an activist she joined to fight very hard for the laws guiding the asylum system concerning freedom of movement for the asylum seekers in Germany and the law was changed and for she very happy because,I came in as an asylum seeker and  felt my rights for freedom of movement as a human being was taking away from me . I am very proud to be one of those who fought hard for that.

Germany has giving me and my daughter so much , which is the reason why I want to give back to society mostly poor people , vulnerable people and destitute and disabled children who don’t have the opportunity I and my daughter presently have . My goal is to give back to humanity, which made me got a job working  with Rummelsbegger Diakonie by taking care of disabled children here in Germany . Rummelsbegger Diakonie company,our goal is supporting disabled people,supporting the individuals,taking them seriously as human beings,and offering them support tailored to their specific needs. We provide protection to the disabled who can not manage without outside help,We train them to enables them live self-determined life with possibility mindset as they grow.

My willingness to give  back to society is motivated on my life experience ,working with disabled children means so much for me,is a perfect place for me to learn a lot, have gain much experience and acquire much self education through working with disabled children in Germany. My goal is to bring hope to Disabled children in Nigeria,considering the experience gathered in working with this wonderful,blessed children in Germany,i have been able  to contribute to the mental and physical growth of this children.I believe we need to replicate the good health care system seen in Germany in  Nigeria through proper campaign to care for abandoned and disabled people mostly children who are extremely vulnerable and unfortunately forgotten by society and government. My goal is to make sure the vulnerable children,disabled children,abandon children and vulnerable and challenged member of Nigerian society is assisted either by Government programmes or by our outreach programmes to get them get at least a basic standard of living and to remind our government continously and society that this people exist and are living in serious poverty regardless of their disability.