Kelvin Emokpae

Update: “All Voices. All Identities. Equal Rights.” — Campaign 2.0 (Health & Wellbeing Community Day) Hello everyone, Thank you for continuing to support Osas Foundation Care (OFC) and our “All Voices. All Identities. Equal Rights.” campaign. Campaign 1.0 was delivered on June 12, 2026, and we’re grateful for every donation, share, and message that helped us show up for young people with dignity-first support. Campaign 2.0 is now in progress. This phase focuses on an OFC Health & Wellbeing Community Day in Lagos State for people aged 18–35. The goal is to reduce preventable harm linked to stigma, fear of exposure, misinformation, and lack of safe pathways to care — especially around HIV/sexual health and mental wellbeing. The Community Day will combine practical health education, basic check-ups (subject to partner availability), partner-led referrals, and structured intake into OFC’s longer-term programmes: Human Rights & Equality, Wellbeing Circles, and AI & Digital Skills. Safeguarding is central to how we work. We document our programmes responsibly and we only share photos/videos with consent. We also keep sensitive operational details (like exact venues and schedules) private and shared only through trusted channels, to protect participants, staff, and partners. What your support helps fund in 2.0 Your donations will support key delivery costs such as venue/logistics, printing and education materials, screening supplies (where applicable), volunteer/staff transport, safeguarding and privacy materials (consent notices, signage), and referral navigation support. We will report results in an aggregated, privacy-first way (e.g., number of participants reached, referrals issued/completed, programme enrolments), without exposing individuals. To learn more about our work: https://www.osasfoundationcare.org If you’re able, please donate and share this fundraiser. If you can’t donate right now, sharing the link is still powerful support. With gratitude, Kelvin Emokpae (they/them) Founder, Osas Foundation Care (OFC)

Update: “All Voices. All Identities. Equal Rights.” — Campaign 2.0 (Health & Wellbeing Community Day) Hello everyone, Thank you for continuing to support Osas Foundation Care (OFC) and our “All Voices. All Identities. Equal Rights.” campaign. Campaign 1.0 was delivered on June 12, 2026, and we’re grateful for every donation, share, and message that helped us show up for young people with dignity-first support. Campaign 2.0 is now in progress. This phase focuses on an OFC Health & Wellbeing Community Day in Lagos State for people aged 18–35. The goal is to reduce preventable harm linked to stigma, fear of exposure, misinformation, and lack of safe pathways to care — especially around HIV/sexual health and mental wellbeing. The Community Day will combine practical health education, basic check-ups (subject to partner availability), partner-led referrals, and structured intake into OFC’s longer-term programmes: Human Rights & Equality, Wellbeing Circles, and AI & Digital Skills. Safeguarding is central to how we work. We document our programmes responsibly and we only share photos/videos with consent. We also keep sensitive operational details (like exact venues and schedules) private and shared only through trusted channels, to protect participants, staff, and partners. What your support helps fund in 2.0 Your donations will support key delivery costs such as venue/logistics, printing and education materials, screening supplies (where applicable), volunteer/staff transport, safeguarding and privacy materials (consent notices, signage), and referral navigation support. We will report results in an aggregated, privacy-first way (e.g., number of participants reached, referrals issued/completed, programme enrolments), without exposing individuals. To learn more about our work: https://www.osasfoundationcare.org If you’re able, please donate and share this fundraiser. If you can’t donate right now, sharing the link is still powerful support. With gratitude, Kelvin Emokpae (they/them) Founder, Osas Foundation Care (OFC)

All Voices. All Identities. Equal Rights. We’re opening safe pathways to wellbeing & Mental Health. Begins 26 September. Help us launch this safely. A dignity-first, privacy-first pilot for young people — here’s how to be part of it. 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. Will I be judged? Will my privacy be respected? Will this put me in danger? Will my story become gossip? When support feels unsafe, people stay silent. They delay care. They carry everything alone — until it becomes heavier than it should ever be. Osas Foundation Care (OFC) is building a different pathway: dignity-first, privacy-first, and practical. On 26 September, we begin the Mental Health & Wellbeing phase of our All Voices. All Identities. Equal Rights. Youth Empowerment Programme. 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. Our safeguarding promise is simple and non-negotiable: We minimise data collection. We never publish identifying details or sensitive locations. We do not pressure anyone to disclose personal stories. We build safeguarding into the programme, not as an afterthought. Why we’re reaching out now 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. In the weeks ahead, we are finalising: A clear session flow with practical wellbeing tools Confidentiality protocols and safeguarding steps Facilitator coordination and responsible referral navigation A private follow-up pathway for those who need more support after the session Three ways to stand with this work today 1) DONATE — Help us launch safely Your support helps cover safe delivery spaces, printed materials, facilitator support, and safeguarding-led implementation. 2) PARTICIPANTS — Register interest (confidential) 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. Privacy note: We only collect what is necessary. No public sharing of names, stories, or identifying details. 3) FACILITATORS & PARTNERS — Build with us We’re inviting mental health professionals, youth workers, wellbeing facilitators, and community organisations who share our values: dignity, inclusion, safeguarding, and privacy. Register as a participant/ Facilitator/ Volunteer. Join the interest list: https://www.osasfoundationcare.org/campaign/anFxLFYCUIReqxw88xP6 This is how change looks in real life 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. Thank you for standing with OFC. Thank you for believing that equal rights must include equal access to wellbeing. With gratitude, Kelvin Emokpae Founder, Osas Foundation Care (OFC) 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. Osas Foundation Care (OFC) Website: https://www.osasfoundationcare.org

Hello, my name is Kelvin Emokpae (they/them), founder of Osas Foundation Care (OFC), a registered non-profit organisation based in Lagos State, Nigeria (CAC Registration No. 9462275). We provide dignity-first, privacy-first support to vulnerable youth and underserved community members who are facing urgent safety risks such as violence, displacement, exploitation, or blackmail. https://www.osasfoundationcare.org/campaign/IaodThenznHf31cTBds Over the past months, people have reached out to OFC for protection-related support. We have been able to provide direct non-residential support in several cases (safety planning, basic needs support where feasible, and referral navigation), and in other cases we could only signpost to partners due to limited capacity. The gap is clear: when someone is at immediate risk, there is often nowhere safe to go, and support is time-sensitive. What we are raising funds for We are raising funds to pilot a time-bound Safe Housing & Protection Pathways programme over 12 months. This pilot will support up to 15 time-bound stays, alongside confidential intake, rapid risk screening, basic needs support during stabilisation, referral navigation (health, psychosocial, and legal where relevant), and reintegration planning. Safeguarding and privacy-first commitment Safety comes first. OFC uses coded case IDs and strict data minimisation. We do not publish identifying beneficiary details or sensitive operational information. We can share verification documents and more detailed programme information through secure channels for due diligence upon request. How your donation helps Your support will help cover safe accommodation costs, food and hygiene essentials, transport for safe referrals, case management and safeguarding coordination, and privacy-safe monitoring and reporting. Thank you for supporting dignity-first care. If you can’t donate, sharing this fundraiser helps us reach people who can. Website: https://www.osasfoundationcare.org With gratitude, Kelvin Emokpae Founder, Osas Foundation Care (OFC)