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Number 5E Agunbiade Street, Ogombo, Ajah, Lagos State
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Our Impact
At FeedNeedy World Initiative, we recognize that access to basic healthcare is essential to building strong, thriving communities. Our Bridge to Healthcare program was designed to close the health gap for marginalized individuals who often lack access to preventive care and vital health services.
Through this initiative, we carried out our impactful “Know Your Vitals” health outreach in Ogombo Community, where we provided free health screenings and medications to 300 marginalised individuals. These services included free screening, medications and health education for blood pressure blood sugar and weight checks .
This outreach not only addressed immediate health needs but also educated the community members on the importance of regular health monitoring—empowering them to take charge of their well-being.
Our work supports SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being, as we strive to make quality healthcare more accessible for all, one community at a time.
At FeedNeedy World Initiative, we believe that education is not a privilege—it is a right. Our Educational Access Fund was created to eliminate the financial barriers that prevent children in underserved communities from accessing quality education.
Through this initiative, we have paid the school fees of 25 children enrolled at Sought After Academy, School a tuition-free school in Ogun State that provides learning opportunities for the most vulnerable.
We are also sponsoring the education of Rasaq Basit and Fasanu Nimota two bright marginalised students currently enrolled at Foundation of Great News Academy, where they now have a renewed chance to pursue academic success without financial worry.
Additionally, we covered WAEC examination fees for 2 marginalised students Egwu Goodnews and Johnson Basit ensuring they can complete WAEC examination and transition confidently into their next chapter.
This program directly supports SDG 4: Quality Education by making consistent, meaningful investments in children’s futures—so that no child is left behind because of poverty.
At FeedNeedy World Initiative, we believe that true empowerment begins with the ability to earn a sustainable income. Our Livelihood Support Program is designed to equip marginalized individuals—especially women and underserved families—with the means to become self-reliant and economically independent.
Through this initiative, we’ve reached and impacted over 500 marginalized individuals during our Food Drive Outreach, where we provided essential food items (rice, groundnut oil and gari this outreach served as a bridge offering both immediate relief and long-term hope.
As part of our continued commitment to economic empowerment, we have successfully established two widows in sustainable ventures:
Ms. Rasheed has been set up in the cotton wool production and sales business, helping meet both medical and domestic demand within her community.
Ms. Mojisola is thriving in the foodstuff retail business, now contributing to her household income and catering to the nutritional needs of her neighborhood.
At FeedNeedy World Initiative, we are committed to ensuring that no child is left behind due to a lack of educational resources. Through our Essential School Supplies initiative, we run two core programs
Back-to-School Kits we provide school uniforms, bags, books, pens, shoes, and other learning essentials to children in underserved communities. So far, we’ve impacted over 1,000 marginalized children at Saint Saviour Anglican Grammar School, Ijoko, equipping them with the tools to return to school with confidence and dignity.
Read To Rise Literacy Program to deepen the impact of our educational support, we launched this literacy program to foster a love for reading among young learners. In our most recent outreach, we impacted 50 pupils by distributing 50 storybooks and literacy materials, enhancing their reading skills, imagination, and academic potential.
Together, these initiatives advance SDG 4: Quality Education, creating opportunities for brighter, more empowered futures—one child at a time.
