Luminary
Oladejo-Adeseluka Yetunde
The Girls' Count Initiative · Good Health and Well-being · Nigeria · 2024
Oladejo-Adeseluka Yetunde founded The Girls' Count Initiative in 2021. This women-led non-profit focuses on health, well-being, and empowerment for adolescent girls, women, orphans, and vulnerable children in rural areas. Through 'The Girls Count', she leds other key Initiatives including: She Heroes Sustainable Menstrual Health Project: Addresses period poverty, providing menstrual health education and reusable sanitary products.
Reached 3,330 girls with plans for 10,000 by 2024. Protect Mum and Child Forum (EduMumCare): Offers free counseling on maternal and child care, reaching over 1,500 parents through social media. She Learned, Empowered, and Mentorship (SLEM) Project: Empowers women and girls economically, reaching 600 beneficiaries.
Plans include attracting investors for skill acquisition. Edu-Passport Project: Provides educational materials for children from low-income households, reaching over 100 students. Heavenly Nutri-Food Bank: Addresses food insecurity, reaching over 1,000 households.
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