The first women's circle in Maitama set a clear tone for action
Community listening turned into a practical conversation about confidence, support, and the kind of changes women wanted to see first.
ONUESOKE FOUNDATION
Women's empowerment, child well-being, and community resilience through sustainable development.
Nonprofit presence for Nigeria
Registered nonprofit profile
A clear, credible home for ONUESOKE FOUNDATION
This multi-page site presents the foundation's mission, legal identity, governance, and community work in a professional English format suitable for a public nonprofit presence.
21 Dec 2020Incorporated
CAC trusteesLegal entity
IndependentNot government-controlled
35217Registration number
Abuja, NigeriaHead office
Latest News
Three featured stories from the foundation
Volunteer energy works best when it is organized with care
Small volunteer groups can create steady momentum when the roles are clear, the expectations are human, and the task feels meaningful.
Respect for nature belongs in community development too
Conservation awareness becomes practical when communities see how shared environments and everyday resilience belong together.
Mission and Vision
Purpose that is easy to understand
The site explains why the organization exists, what it stands for, and how it serves communities.
Mission Statement
To empower women, support children and families, and strengthen underserved communities through sustainable community programs. The organization aims to create opportunities that promote equality, improve well-being, and build long-term community resilience.
Vision Statement
A thriving society where women and children have access to opportunity, care, and pathways for social and economic advancement. ONUESOKE FOUNDATION envisions empowered communities capable of driving sustainable development from within.
Primary Activities
Core work areas
Five practical activity streams support the foundation's community-facing programs.
Women's empowerment & literacy training
Build confidence, practical skills, and income pathways through learning that supports women's leadership and independence.
Child well-being & family support
Promote stronger family well-being through practical household support and community-led care initiatives.
Community outreach & learning support
Reach local families with trusted guidance, encouragement, and support that strengthens everyday life.
Volunteer mobilization
Connect people who want to serve with community priorities that benefit from practical, hands-on help.
Rural development support
Back small-scale local development efforts that improve resilience, opportunity, and long-term stability.
About
Who we are and how we work
ONUESOKE FOUNDATION combines empowerment work with outreach, volunteer mobilization, and rural support so communities can strengthen themselves over time.
The public profile is built around clarity: who the organization is, what it stands for, and how it serves. That helps create confidence for supporters, collaborators, and partners.
It is simple, direct, and suitable for partners, supporters, and nonprofit platforms.
Activities
A visual overview of the foundation's main activities
The imagery and content focus on women, family support, volunteer service, rural support, and conservation-minded stewardship.
Women's empowerment
Learning circles, peer support, and practical empowerment initiatives centered on women's agency.
Child well-being
Family-oriented support that encourages stable routines, practical care, and safe home environments.
Conservation awareness
Respect for nature and shared ecosystems, reflected through community education and stewardship.
Editorial note
Community listening comes first, because sustainable development only works when people recognize their own priorities in the plan.
Governance
Board and trustee leadership
The governance page presents a clean summary of the board and trustee structure for transparency.
Legal proof summary
Registered as an incorporated trustee under CAMA, Nigeria.
Registration Number
35217
Legal Entity Type
Incorporated Trustees (Nigeria CAC)
Board & trustees
Named leadership contacts
The following trustees anchor the organization's public leadership record.
Nguyen Hai
Chairperson & Trustee
admin@onuesokefo.name.ng
Sekinat Clare
Treasurer & Trustee
Sekinat@onuesokefo.name.ng
Adaugo David
Chairperson
Adaugo@onuesokefo.name.ng
Organization Profile
A profile page built for public profile
This page brings together the organization's identity, legal facts, leadership, mission, and activity visuals in one polished summary.
Organization name
ONUESOKE FOUNDATION
Registration Number
35217
Legal Entity Type
Incorporated Trustees (Nigeria CAC)
Date of Incorporation
21 December 2020
Website
https://onuesokefo.name.ng
admin@onuesokefo.name.ng
Phone
+234 380 794 131
Address
No. 44, Gana Street, Maitama, Abuja, 900271, Abuja, Nigeria
Visual profile
Images that match the work
The imagery stays aligned to women's empowerment, community activity, and conservation-minded stewardship.
Women and girls
Leadership support, literacy, mentoring, and confidence-building opportunities.
Community service
Outreach, relationship-building, and local collaboration that turn shared values into action.
Contact
Simple contact paths for supporters and partners
The foundation's contact page keeps the essential information easy to find and ready for contact.
Emailadmin@onuesokefo.name.ng
Phone+234 380 794 131
Websitehttps://onuesokefo.name.ng
AddressNo. 44, Gana Street, Maitama, Abuja, 900271
Abuja, Nigeria
Abuja, Nigeria