The Oasis Initiative

30/09/2026

26/08/2026

Meet the changemakers🌟

We are excited to unveil OlaosebikanAlexandra, one of our seven (7) Health Education, Leadership and Advocacy(H.E.A.L) Fellows from across Lagos who are committed to reducing mortality from Non Communicable Diseases.

Over the next few months, they will:
✓ Receive trainings on Non Communicable Diseases Leadership and Advocacy.
✓ Lead outreaches in communities
✓ Professional Development
✓ Mentorship by health professionals.

A movement is here.

Welcome, Alexandra .

26/08/2026

Meet the changemakers🌟

We are excited to unveil, Peter Osiniyi of our seven (7) Health Education, Leadership and Advocacy(H.E.A.L) Fellows from across Lagos who are committed to reducing mortality from Non Communicable Diseases.

Over the next few months, they will:
✓ Receive trainings on Non Communicable Diseases Leadership and Advocacy.
✓ Lead outreaches in communities
✓ Professional Development
✓ Mentorship by health professionals.

A movement is here.

Welcome, Peter .

26/08/2026

Meet the changemakers🌟

We are excited to unveil, Onasanya Abigail, one of our seven (7) Health Education, Leadership and Advocacy(H.E.A.L) Fellows from across Lagos who are committed to reducing mortality from Non Communicable Diseases.

Over the next few months, they will:
✓ Receive trainings on Non Communicable Diseases Leadership and Advocacy.
✓ Lead outreaches in communities
✓ Professional Development
✓ Mentorship by health professionals.

A movement is here.

Welcome, Abigail.

26/08/2026

Meet the changemakers🌟

We are excited to unveil, Praise Olabode one of our seven (7) Health Education, Leadership and Advocacy(H.E.A.L) Fellows from across Lagos who are committed to reducing mortality from Non Communicable Diseases.

Praise is a creative entrepreneur with a BSc and MSc in Political Science. He is deeply passionate about governance, civic engagement and policy advocacy, actively working at the intersection of community development and social change. As a shoemaker, he understand the link between livelihood, dignity and everyday wellbeing. He is excited to bring this unique perspective to the HEAL Fellowship

Over the next few months, fellows will:
✓ Receive trainings on Non Communicable Diseases Leadership and Advocacy.
✓ Lead outreaches in communities
✓ Professional Development
✓ Mentorship by health professionals.

A movement is here.

Welcome, Praise .

26/08/2026

Meet the changemakers🌟

We are excited to unveil, Daniella Boadu (The AgroNurse) one of our seven (7) Health Education, Leadership and Advocacy(H.E.A.L) Fellows from across Lagos who are committed to reducing mortality from Non Communicable Diseases.

Daniella is a passionate nursing student committed to advancing healthcare through compassion, leadership, and service. She has a strong interest in public health, patient advocacy, and community development.

Over the next few months, fellows will:
✓ Receive trainings on Non Communicable Diseases Leadership and Advocacy.
✓ Lead outreaches in communities
✓ Professional Development
✓ Mentorship by health professionals.

A movement is here.

Welcome, Daniella .

26/08/2026

Meet the changemakers🌟

We are excited to unveil, Adebamowo Sharon one of our seven (7) Health Education, Leadership and Advocacy(H.E.A.L) Fellows from across Lagos who are committed to reducing mortality from Non Communicable Diseases.

Sharon is a student of Economics Education and a certified Virtual Assistant with strong expertise in research, communication, and administrative support. She is passionate about leadership, social impact, and delivering organized, efficient solutions in dynamic environments.

Over the next few months, fellows will:
✓ Receive trainings on Non Communicable Diseases Leadership and Advocacy.
✓ Lead outreaches in communities
✓ Professional Development
✓ Mentorship by health professionals.

A movement is here.

Welcome, Sharon.

26/08/2026

Meet the changemakers🌟

We are excited to unveil, Mabel Temiloluwa one of our seven (7) Health Education, Leadership and Advocacy(H.E.A.L) Fellows from across Lagos who are committed to reducing mortality from Non Communicable Diseases.

Mabel is a nursing student who is driven by a passion for improving children's health and aspires to specialize as a paediatric consultant. She is compassionate, detail-oriented, resilient, and committed to excellence, leadership, and lifelong learning.

Over the next few months, the fellows will:
✓ Receive trainings on Non Communicable Diseases Leadership and Advocacy.
✓ Lead outreaches in communities
✓ Professional Development
✓ Mentorship by health professionals.

A movement is here.

Welcome, Mabel.