Diane Kalu

Founded by Diane Kalu, the WiCare Lekota Foundation, established in 2011, has rapidly grown from supporting 10 women to over 10,000 across 5 geopolitical zones in Nigeria and 2 countries abroad. WiCare focuses on holistic support, addressing socioeconomic, psychological, and spiritual needs for women in bereavement. Under the Project 20k program, the foundation provides bi-educational empowerment, supporting over 200 families to send their children back to school.

Additionally, over 100 WiCare women in business have received financial support to boost their ventures. The foundation collaborates with organizations to offer advocacy and legal counsel to over 50 women. Prioritizing mental health, WiCare offers free counseling services for both mothers and children, benefiting 180 individuals.

Annually, WiCare raises awareness for grieving children and conducts parenting programs involving 150 parents. The foundation also provides mentoring opportunities for over 70 boys aged 6-18, focusing on pseudo parenting, personal development, mindfulness skills, and networking. Through impactful initiatives, WiCare Lekota Foundation addresses the diverse needs of bereaved women and children, fostering a supportive community that extends beyond mere grief assistance.