According to the National Blood Transfusion Service, only about 10% of blood supply in Nigeria is from voluntary blood donors,… more
One of the things we at Inspire World International Foundation found out about the low rate of COVID-19 vaccinations in… more
In the Social Impact Innovation Fellowship, we’ve had a lot of great and vastly experienced minds come to teach us and share with us better ways to go about succeeding as social impact leaders.
Before the Fellowship, I was low-key in doubt on how to actually go about starting an NGO, I knew I was passionate and wanted to give back to my nation and continent, and I wanted to give what I had, what I have; Arts, in its purest form. I started The Ekene May Arts Foundation, but it was mainly in my heart and on social media, nothing solid, but I also wanted to act as fast as I could, to make the first mural, titled Magic, for a public health centre and hope that, from there, things would fall into place and play themselves out.
According to UNICEF, “Menstruation is a normal and healthy part of life for most women. Roughly half of the female… more
During our just concluded #SmileWithoutWorms medical outreach, we had planned to distribute face masks to patients who would be attended… more
Sometime in December 2020, while our team was planning for 2020 #SmileWithoutWorms medical and welfare outreach, the CEO of SW… more
The smile on her face The stepping into something “new”The joy her heart feltThis is why we do what we doThis… more
At our just concluded #SmileWithoutWorms2020 medical and welfare outreach, we had 41 medical and non-medical volunteers (34 from our team, 7 from the local community) who gave time and skills to serve the Dikenafai community.
Rev. Fr. Stanley Ekwugha donated the money that helped us cater for the medical mission part of the outreach. Being our biggest donor for the year 2020, we decided to honor him for not just donating, but for having the heart to be a blessing to his community. This is one culture we will continue to do.