Mosunmola Care Foundation

09/12/2025

Potluck & Medical supplies Donation Drive, 2in1 event being organized by women on wheels NYC. happening this Friday 12/12.
RSVP here 👇
www.womenonwheelsnyc.org
🙏🙏

26/11/2025

Hello🤗

It's that time of the year that you gift, out of magnanimity, medical supplies to the less privileged and indigent SCI victims here in Nigeria, through Mosunmola Care Foundation (MOCAF).
Two years running now we had delivered your gift items to survivors in dire need of them. You can check out the feedback posts here on insta or Facebook.

And on behalf of the recipients, THANK Y'ALL SO MUCH🙏 Can't thank you enough, for your kindness and generosity

So, if you have any extra medical supplies you do not use, such as Diapers, Chux, Wound dressing gels, Gauze , Plaster, Underlay, Underpad, Gloves, Indwelling Catheter, Condom Catheter, Leg-bags, Wheelchair cushion, Wipes, Grabbers, Transfer board, Pressure cushion, Leg brace, Shower chairs, etc, Kindly bring them to the Potluck & Donation Drive event being organized by Women on Wheels NYC, Or get them across to Ms Natalia Mendez, Founder women on wheels nyc. She collects and sends them down to Nigeria.

Even if you don't have any of these items and you feel obliged to do something, you can donate cash for the shipment of the supplies, everything goes through . RSVP, also donate on 👉 www.womenonwheelsnyc.org

God bless you as you do so🙏 Your contribution as little as it seems, goes a long way! Believe me, it really does.

05/09/2025

**Celebrating World Spinal Cord Injury Day – September 5, 2025**

On September 5, 2025, we join the global community in celebrating World Spinal Cord Injury Day, a vital initiative led by the International Spinal Cord Society (ISCoS) and supported by the World Health Organization (WHO). This day shines a spotlight on the strength and resilience of individuals living with spinal cord injuries (SCI) while raising awareness about prevention and care.

This year’s theme, "Fall Prevention, Spinal Cord Protection," underscores the critical need to address falls, a leading cause of SCI. Falls can occur anywhere—homes, workplaces, or public spaces—and simple actions like improving home safety, promoting workplace ergonomics, and educating communities can make a profound difference. By fostering safer environments and empowering those affected through rehabilitation and support, we can reduce the risk of SCI and enhance quality of life.

Let’s celebrate today by spreading awareness through social media, organizing community education programs, and empowerment tools for those affected, we can significantly lower risks and help maintain independence and well-being for everyone.

Let's celebrate today by spreading awareness: Share resources, advocate for better safety standards, and support research into prevention and rehabilitation. Together, we can prevent falls and protect lives💪🙏
Cc

29/08/2025

"Your widow's mite" is highly needed to ship down medical relief items to Nigeria... Please support our benefactors, Women on wheels New York. Nothing is too small or big🙏 May you and yours never know what an SCI victim goes through to survive a day🤲 Each day is a struggle, for people living with spinal cord injury, especially in Africa😔

HELP EASE THE PAIN!

Just click on the link👇👭👭🙏🙏🧑‍🦼🧑‍🦽

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DN9AgjbDyLx/?igsh=MTFsZ3EzZXVheno1Ng==

23/08/2025

These are the clips from Mosunmola Care Foundation courtesy visit to Social workers' dept. of the University College Hospital (U.C.H.) Ibadan, Oyo State Nigeria; on 13th August, 2025. During the visitation, the foundation delivered relief items for the use of in-patient SCI victims, especially the indigent and abandoned ones.

MOCAF appreciates the kindness of our donors, , , their collaborators and every individual for their generosity towards our foundation. May God bless them and send divine help to them🙏🏻.

We also appreciate HOD in person of Mrs Temilola Umar and the staff, Social workers' office U.C.H. for their love and acceptance towards MOCAF. We hope the relief items will bring the needed succor to the patients.

Thank y'all, for your continued support🙏💖✨

22/05/2025

Care givers, receiving relief and essential items for their SCI dependants.... As supplied by , , kindhearted individuals and other collaborators.... Here's me, on behalf of everyone who benefited, saying thank you for putting smiles on our faces🙏 THANK YOU ALL for your act of kindness🙏
God bless you richly!

More pictures and videos soon. Thanks💖

02/05/2025

Happy new month, everyone. MOCAF appreciates Women on Wheels, Axis project, and every individual who donated to the Spinal Cord Injury community. We received the relief supplies with deep grateful hearts. God bless you all🙏🏼.
Below are some of the pictures of the supplies. We will publish the full pictures and videos on this page as soon as we distribute the relief supplies.
May God reward you all with massive blessings as you put smiles on the faces of the less privileged in our society🙏🏼.

12/12/2024

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Prepare for an unforgettable gospel, hip-hop, and jazz evening in a luxurious setting! 🌟 Dress to impress, bring your festive spirit, and celebrate the season with music, community, and holiday cheer.

✨ Presented by: -

🤝 Sponsored by: Title Sponsor , Presenting Sponsors and
🎤 In collaboration with: (Full lineup coming soon!)
🍷 Featuring: Hors d’oeuvres, libations by
💝Give back: and Mosunmola collect supplies for spinal cord injury communities in Nigeria. Bring unused items like chux, gloves, drainage bags, creams, wound care, and canned food. No large items, please!

Date: December 21st
Time: 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
🎟 Tickets:
✅ Included with Access Initiatives Membership (Register on the App)
$15 Suggested Donation for Non-Members, Family, Friends, and the General Public (link in bio)

Don’t miss this incredible night of music and celebration! 🎉

06/10/2024

You might want to check this out.... One of SCI Ordeals😱👇

Matepo further noted that pressure sore was the leading cause of death in injured patients, stating that the costly treatment made many patients stay away from the hospital consequently causing aggravated infections.

05/09/2024

Today, September 5th is Spinal Cord Day as chosen by the International Spinal Cord Society (ISCoS) each year focusing on a theme that resonates with those living with Spinal Cord Injuries. This year's theme goes thus.... "End Violence - Protect Spinal Cord".... Telling us the urgent need to shun violence and protect our spinal cord! We, MOSUNMOLA CARE FOUNDATION, sending love and positive vibes to every person living with SCI in Nigeria and all over the world... We say a Happy SCI Day! May God continue to make the journey easy for us🙏 Don't you lose hope, fellow Warrior💪 All will be well, by God's Mercy!💚💚💚💚

As someone living with Spinal Cord injury for more than two decades now, I can tell you for free, with experience, that SCI is a condition that no one would ever want to wish on his/her worst enemy if one has any! Having spinal cord injuries is a disaster on its own, having it in Nigeria is a Bombshell! I know what I'm talking about. So, please TAKE CARE OF YOUR SPINAL CORD!!!!
You don't want to live the rest of your life in pain and uncertainty! Go visit the hospital, Neuro dept. and see for yourself.

Since September is the SCI Awareness month, Let's not only raise awareness about spinal cord injuries but to also fight against Stigmatization, Neglect, Ableism! Let people in authority and you as an individual create a world where everyone is valued and included!

Spinal Cord Injured case is beyond mobility, majority of us suffer in silence. Even mothers abandoned their children, who's SCI victim. That's to tell you that SCI is a formidable challenge that extend beyond physical!

E-N-O-U-G-H! We matter!

14/04/2024

"...My name is Margret Temitope. I sustained my injury in July 2022, on my way going to church. This led to be becoming paralyzed from my waist down. I also sustained a fracture from my right side. My two ribs broke, and I had internal bleeding.

I was admitted to Government hospital where I had my implant surgery done 4 weeks after my accident. The surgery was done to stabilize my spine and make me sit up fast, which I couldn't do. I can hardly lay on my back or sit up. Ive been in this pains for so long, hoping it will stop. The doctors recommended physiotherapy for me which I was doing but the pain in my spine couldn't let me do much. I always feel sharp pain in my spine.
In September, 2023, the surgery sight reopened and pus has been coming out from it. I went for check up and I was placed on a strong antibiotics. But presently, it's not stopping. The pain is increasing, and it's unbearable for me. The doctor said I must remove it. The infection has made my spine bone broke into pieces. And the pieces have started to drop out of my body. The doctor said I must remove it as soon as possible cause it's seriously infected and must not spread all over my body. I live in pain, I can't sleep, eat or do anything again. My surgery and other charges, x-ray, scan, test, blood, medication, physiotherapy and charges for bed along side total estimate given to me is 3 million naira.

I'm seeking for help🙏🙏😭😭🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️ from mocaf foundation, Nigerians, & people all over the world to please, save my life🙏...."

Should you want to donate to Temitope Margret, you can do so by sending directly into her acct👇
Acct Name: Adeyemi Temitope
Acct number: 9034117527
Bank name: Opay
Also you can reach her on this phone number 09034117527
This lady really needs urgent help! No amount is too big or small to save a life!
Thanks 🙏🙏🙏