Femi Olutoye Foundation
Obaagun, Nigeria
About
Femi Olutoye Foundation is a non-governmental organisation based in Obaagun, Nigeria working on health, gender equality, community development +3 more.
The Femi Olutoye Foundation, also known as FOF, is a nonprofit organisation based in Nigeria that works to advance health and gender equity in underserved communities. Its work includes mobile clinics, school health initiatives, youth and women's empowerment, clean water provision, food distribution and shelter support for vulnerable people. It focuses on resource-limited areas, particularly rural and marginalised regions of Nigeria, and is aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals 3 and 5. The foundation has an office in Obaagun, Ifelodun LGA, Nigeria, and a North America office in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada.
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School Health Programme
Health · Nigeria
Health initiatives delivered across high schools in Nigeria, covering student wellness and health support.
Clean Water to Rural Communities
Water & Sanitation · Nigeria
Delivers safe drinking water to underserved rural villages.
Food Outreach
Poverty & Hunger · Nigeria
Distributes nutritious meals and food to families in Obaagun and other communities.
Medical Outreach
Health · Nigeria
Mobile clinics and community health outreaches providing medical, dental, mental health and nutrition support, along with medications and health and dignity supplies.
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UN Sustainable Development Goals
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