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<div>We’re opening safe pathways to wellbeing &amp; Mental Health.
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<div>Begins 26 September. Help us launch this safely.
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<div>A dignity-first, privacy-first pilot for young people — here’s how to be part of it.
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<div>There’s a moment many young people know too well: you’re not okay, you finally consider asking for help… and then fear pulls you back.
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<div>Will I be judged?
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<div>Will my privacy be respected?
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<div>Will this put me in danger?
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<div>Will my story become gossip?
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<div>When support feels unsafe, people stay silent. They delay care. They carry everything alone — until it becomes heavier than it should ever be.
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<div>Osas Foundation Care (OFC) is building a different pathway: dignity-first, privacy-first, and practical. On 26 September, we begin the Mental Health &amp; Wellbeing phase of our All Voices. All Identities. Equal Rights. Youth Empowerment Programme.
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<div>This pilot is for vulnerable and underserved young people (18–35) who face barriers to trusted support, practical opportunities, and stigma-free wellbeing information. We are not here for noise or trends. We are here for safe delivery: real tools, real guidance, and responsible referral pathways.
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<div>Our safeguarding promise is simple and non-negotiable:
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<div>We minimise data collection.
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<div>We never publish identifying details or sensitive locations.
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<div>We do not pressure anyone to disclose personal stories.
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<div>We build safeguarding into the programme, not as an afterthought.
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<div>Why we’re reaching out now
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<div>We are in the final preparation window before launch. This is the stage where programmes either become safe and sustainable — or become rushed and risky. We are choosing safe and sustainable.
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<div>In the weeks ahead, we are finalising:
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<div>A clear session flow with practical wellbeing tools
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<div>Confidentiality protocols and safeguarding steps
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<div>Facilitator coordination and responsible referral navigation
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<div>A private follow-up pathway for those who need more support after the session
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<div>Three ways to stand with this work today
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<div>1) DONATE — Help us launch safely
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<div>Your support helps cover safe delivery spaces, printed materials, facilitator support, and safeguarding-led implementation.
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<div>2) PARTICIPANTS — Register interest (confidential)
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<div>If you are a young person (18–35) who wants a stigma-free wellbeing session — or you know someone who would benefit — our confidential interest list is open.
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<div>Privacy note: We only collect what is necessary. No public sharing of names, stories, or identifying details.
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<div>3) FACILITATORS &amp; PARTNERS — Build with us
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<div>We’re inviting mental health professionals, youth workers, wellbeing facilitators, and community organisations who share our values: dignity, inclusion, safeguarding, and privacy.
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<div><strong>Register as a participant/ Facilitator/ Volunteer.</strong>
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<div>Join the interest list: <a href="https://www.osasfoundationcare.org/campaign/anFxLFYCUIReqxw88xP6" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.osasfoundationcare.org/campaign/anFxLFYCUIReqxw88xP6</a>
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<div>This is how change looks in real life
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<div>Not a viral post. Not a perfect speech. A safe room. A respectful conversation. A young person leaving with practical tools — and a private pathway to support if they need it.
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<div>Thank you for standing with OFC. Thank you for believing that equal rights must include equal access to wellbeing.
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<div>With gratitude,
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<div>Kelvin Emokpae
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<div>Founder, Osas Foundation Care (OFC)
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<div>P.S. If you can’t donate right now, please forward this to one person who can support: a counsellor, youth worker, clinic contact, community organisation, or sponsor. One share can bring the right support into the room.
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<div>Osas Foundation Care (OFC)
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<div>Website: <a href="https://www.osasfoundationcare.org" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><a href="https://www.osasfoundationcare.org" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.osasfoundationcare.org</a></a>
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