We are committed to expanding access to quality healthcare across underserved communities. By the first year, the Foundation aims to conduct a minimum of 4 large-scale medical outreaches annually, reaching at least 5,000 beneficiaries with free consultations, treatments, health education, and critical surgeries. Beyond these interventions, we will collaborate with healthcare practitioners and insurance providers to ensure continuity of care beyond outreach days.
Through education, our goal is to bridge the gap between aspiration and achievement. Our ₦20 million Education Fund, launched in 2025, is dedicated to providing scholarships for qualified indigent students in public tertiary institutions, prioritizing those who demonstrate excellence and resilience. By 2027, we will have supported over 200 students through scholarships, mentorship programs, and empowerment. We believe education is not just a pathway to self-reliance, but the cornerstone for generational advancement.
Empowerment for us means inclusion, creating tangible opportunities for women and young people to build and sustain their businesses. Within the first year, we will empower at least 300 beneficiaries through business grants, vocational training, and access to financial literacy initiatives. Our long-term vision is to scale this to 1,000 beneficiaries in five years, build a thriving ecosystem of SMEs, innovators, and community leaders.
At the heart of the FAL Foundation Agenda is sustainability, ensuring that every project leaves behind systems that continue to work long after the initial intervention. By 2030, we envision a Nigeria where communities are healthier, women are economically empowered, the youth are drivers of innovation, and children have equitable access to quality education.
Education:
o Launch an education scholarship fund for indigent students across the State.
o Reconstruct Army Childrens School and Dodan Barracks School, Ikoyi.
Health:
o Conduct medical outreaches reaching residents annually.
o Partner with medical insurance companies to subsidize care for women and children.
Empowerment:
o Empower 300 women and youth with skill acquisition and access to funds.
Education:
o Support students through scholarships and digital literacy programs.
o Launch “Read to Rise”, a literacy and mentorship program for public primary schools.
Health:
o Expand the medical outreach to reach more communities.
Empowerment:
o Upscale the women & youth entrepreneurship program to 500 beneficiaries.
Education:
o Build the FAL Foundation Library to serve 500 students annually.
Health:
o Partner with state and private health sectors to provide insurance coverage for 1,500 residents.
Empowerment:
o Establish a FAL Fund for Women in Business, a ₦50 million revolving grant supporting female-led SMEs.
o Launch The FAL Incubator a mentorship scheme for young startups.