+234 (901) 263-3204 childwellbeinginitiative@gmail.com

For Children

We are dedicated to offering various support and services to children with intellectual disabilities to achieve their highest potential. Our commitment to quality, excellence, and inclusion is undeniable.

For Families

Our family support services create awareness and assist families of individuals with intellectual disabilities by educating family members and providing various support services. Family members training

For Teacher

Create training and mentorship programs for teachers on different ways to identify, teach, and encourage kids with intellectual disabilities in school. 

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Our work is made possible by individuals like you!

Support Child Wellbeing Initiative by volunteering. If you have a skill or interest in any of the following (or ideas of your own), please let us know! Your commitment could be on a monthly basis or a one-time project. Any help, however small or great, is appreciated!

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Our Goal at Child Wellbeing Initiative

Provide academic support and resources for children with learning disabilities to succeed in school.

Create parents and teachers  awareness programs to help understand the challenges faced by these children and provide them with tools to support these children effectively. 

Provide a platform where they can socialize, share and learn from one another in an environment that will enhance their self-esteem, competency, and confidence.

Promote an inclusive and supportive school environment that celebrates diversity and recognizes the strengths and challenges of all students.

A shared Experience of the founder

When I was a child, I never identified my challenges with dyslexia. All I could remember was I had problems with reading, spelling, and memorizing. I avoid activities that involve reading things. At some points, I started mispronouncing words, and I had problems retrieving words. At that point, no one knew it could be dyslexia. I have come to realize that having dyslexia was tough, but realizing nobody understood what I was going through was tougher.

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We’ve successfully trained more than 20 teachers in Osun state about Learning Disabilities and effective strategies for supporting students with such challenges

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Ready to make a difference? Fill out our volunteer application form or contact us today to learn more about how you can get involved. Together, let’s create meaningful change and uplift the lives of children with intellectual disabilities.

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