BWF(BWF) Battered women fund
This fund is earmarked for displaced abused women to cater for their feeding and temporary accommodation

Together, we bring light, healing, and hope to the vulnerable — orphans, abused women, victims of addiction, and the forgotten.
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Obanijoda Caregiver Foundation (OCF) is a faith-inspired nonprofit organization founded in 2019 to extend hands of help to society’s most vulnerable. We provide care, rehabilitation, and empowerment for orphans, abused women, victims of addiction, and others in need. Our motto, “Humanity is the Best Form of Religion,” reminds us that showing love is the truest form of worship.
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At Obanijoda Caregiver Foundation, we provide compassionate care and support for orphans, abused women, victims of domestic violence, and individuals battling addictions. Register with us today by clicking the button below to get started.
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BWFThis fund is earmarked for displaced abused women to cater for their feeding and temporary accommodation
SACThis campaign is done in schools, churches, market places and other places as it may be required.
LPEThis is basically the school fees for the less privileged. It also includes fund for school uniforms, scandals, bags, books and lunch for the live-out and live-in
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Ki'Se BuseAn adage says "Remove hunger from needs, there won't be any needs left". In a society where hunger has ravaged many in the low and below the low classes, it is our utmost desire to be able to feed anyone in need of decent meal in our care.
FTHFeeding the Heritage is a programme mainly for our live in. Providing 3 square meals for these children is sacrosanct
GO&AIt is our goal to remove the gag that the society, culture and religion have put on the abused in order for them to speak up and out about whatever they are going through. Based on our experience, 95% of sexually abused victims are afraid to speak up while the remaining 5% were shut up when they spoke up. The culprits in most cases are from within the family and the need to cover it up has made the victims to die in silence. This has to end. Our outreaches are aimed at encouraging victims to speak up
Obanijoda Caregiver Foundation gave me a reason to live again. After losing my family in a fire, they didn’t just give me food — they gave me hope.