By Clare Henshaw | Project Lead
Funding Update on the Project:
While funding has been quite slow on the project, JEOF expects that work will commence as from November 2016. So far JEOF has not been able to raise funds from the global giving platform for a number of reasons, most of which is as a result of the economic recession in Nigeria being experienced among our major donors.
We use this opportunity to humbly call on prospoective donors to support the Foundation in providing basic toilets and potable drinking water for the poor women in Ayebode, especially for pregnant and nursing mothers.
The project will therefore be delayed with the expectations that funds will be raised to start work in the coming months.
We continue to thank Global Giving for the amazing platform to change lives positively.
The Joseph & Eunice Oladaiye Foundation (JEOF) is a not-for–profit and non-governmental organization established in 2008 to immortalize the memory of the late Chief Joseph Ojo Oladaiye, a hardworking, humorous and consummate humanitarian who cared about the plight of the less privileged.The Foundation is passionately dedicated to the provision of support services to the less privileged and underserved people in the society especially in the areas of educational development, healthcare initiatives and empowerment for women and youths through vocational skill acquisition. Since its establishment eight years ago, over 7,000 less privileged and underserved people have been impacted through our programs.
Mission: To use cost-effective approach to deploy the resources of the Foundation towards the achievement of its goals, using the most accessible, value-adding, transparent, consistent and passion driven programs.
Vision: To build a compassionate not-for-profit organization committed to the development of Human kind.
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