Category: Women And Economic Empowerment

The Yemi Oshe Foundation continued its mission of love and compassion by visiting three towns in Ekiti State — Eyio-Ekiti, Esure-Ekiti, and Araromi Obo-Ekiti — to distribute palliatives to 150 widows in need.A Day of Relief and GratitudeEach widow received a special care package containing food, daily essentials, and clothing — packed with love and prayers. For many of these women, this was the first time in months they were receiving direct support."Ẹ̀yin ni Ọlọ́run fi ranṣẹ́ sí wa lónìí,"...

Yesterday, the 23rd of July, 2025, was a special day. The Yemi Oshe Foundation visited four towns in Ekiti State (Àare-Ekiti, Orun-Ekiti, Igbemo-Ekiti and Afao-Ekiti) to support 200 widows with palliatives.We gave out food items, clothes, and daily essentials to women who have lost their husbands—many of them struggling to survive alone. From Àare-Ekiti to Afao-Ekiti, we saw women cry tears of joy, smile with relief, and pray with thankful hearts.Widows Are Not Forgotten    In every town, we met strong...

Yemi Oshe Foundation (Y.O.F) donated a complete public address (PA) sound system to a grassroots community project in Ado, Ekiti State. The system included speakers, microphones, amplifiers, and cables—empowering local leaders to organize public events, town hall meetings, trainings, and awareness campaigns with greater efficiency and reach. This gesture came after community members voiced the challenge of inadequate communication tools during past meetings and youth engagement sessions. “We now have a voice—literally and symbolically. This system will help us mobilize...

In June 2024, the Yemi Oshe Foundation extended a vital hand to vulnerable seniors across multiple communities in Ekiti State by distributing essential food palliatives. Each package included rice, garri, beans, palm oil, seasoning cubes, and toiletries—meeting both nutritional and hygienic needs. Targeting elderly residents who live alone or struggle with income, the outreach was executed in the communities of Eyio, Esure, and Irona. Volunteers helped distribute over 150 packages directly to recipients' homes. The initiative supports Objective #2 —...