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Stories That Inspire Change.
Ideas, experiences and moments behind our work to create opportunity and lasting transformation.
Needs Assessment Conducted in Lagos, 2023
At Love for Change Women Foundation, we are committed to empowering women and driving positive change within our communities. In July 2023,
Back-to-School Outreach in Warri (Delta State) and Lagos State
Driving our quest to ensure inclusive and equitable quality education for children in Nigeria (SDG 4), we partnered with two organizations to
Mount Zion Community Impact and Engagement – 2014
In December 2014, Love for Change Women Foundation partnered with Mount Zion Ministry and Expression of Freedom House to create a remarkable
From Skills to Economic Opportunity: Why Empowerment Must Go Further
Economic Empowerment | Entrepreneurship Education and skills can open doors, but meaningful empowerment also requires access to opportunities that allow people to
Why STEAM Education Matters for Women and Girls
STEAM Education | Women & Girls Technology is changing how we learn, work, communicate, build businesses, and solve problems. As these changes
Back-to-School Outreach: Creating Opportunity from the Start
Community | Outreach Every child deserves the opportunity to begin the school year with confidence, dignity, and the resources they need to
Blog: Articles from Our Team
A Girl Cannot Aspire to Opportunities She Has Never Seen
Article by Modupeola Bello Olukoya
The Gap We Need to Talk About: STEAM Access for Girls
Article by Modupeola Bello Olukoya
Meet Shadiya: Digital Literacy in the Age of AI
Article by Modupeola Bello Olukoya
Girls in STEAM: Leading Poverty Alleviation Through Technology
Article by Oluwadamilotun
Overcoming STEAM Challenges: Reframing Failure and Community Support
Article by Oluwadamilotun
From Mopping Floors to Software Engineer: The Power of Exposure
Article by Oluwadamilotun
LCWF in the News
Community Outreach · Food Drive
Where It All Began
Our journey began in 2014 with our first outreach to vulnerable communities in Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria. We provided food, palliative support, and relief materials to families in need, alongside medical care and minor surgical procedures delivered in partnership with other individuals and organisations. The outreach also included personal development training and evangelism, reflecting our commitment to addressing both the practical and spiritual needs of the communities we serve.
This first outreach laid the foundation for our ongoing philanthropic efforts and community engagement, driven by a desire to restore hope and make a meaningful difference in people’s lives.
Because love is our weapon, and transformation is our mandate.
