In the run-up to the highly anticipated launch of the EMBASSY PROJECT, the PLAN Foundation team embarked on a series of awareness visits, further solidifying connections with key stakeholders crucial to the success of this transformative initiative. The latest visits took the team to the Director of Rehabilitation at the Ministry of Women Affairs Commission, Ibadan, Oyo State, and the Registrar at the School of Nursing and Midwifery, Ibadan, Oyo State.

Building Bridges: A Strategic Approach to Stakeholder Engagement

Understanding the pivotal role that stakeholders play in the success of any project, especially one as impactful as the EMBASSY PROJECT, the PLAN Foundation team has been proactively engaging with key figures in the community. The recent visits aimed to establish open lines of communication, share project details, and, most importantly, clarify the vital roles that these stakeholders will play in the upcoming project.

Meeting with the Director of Rehabilitation

The first leg of the awareness visits brought the PLAN Foundation team to the Director of Rehabilitation at the Ministry of Women Affairs Commission in Ibadan, Oyo State. This meeting served as a valuable opportunity to present the EMBASSY PROJECT, providing in-depth insights into the goals, objectives, and expected outcomes of the initiative. The team discussed the significance of collaboration and the unique role that the Ministry of Women Affairs Commission plays in advancing the project’s mission.

Engaging with the School of Nursing and Midwifery

The second leg of the awareness visits took the PLAN Foundation team to the Registrar at the School of Nursing and Midwifery in Ibadan, Oyo State. This meeting was particularly significant as it addressed the integral role that healthcare education institutions play in shaping the future of healthcare professionals. The team emphasized the importance of integrating disability and inclusion curricula into nursing education, a key component of the EMBASSY PROJECT’s broader vision.

Preparation for the EMBASSY PROJECT Launch

These awareness visits were not only about building connections but also served as crucial steps in preparing for the imminent launch of the EMBASSY PROJECT. By ensuring that stakeholders are well-informed and understand the intricacies of their roles, PLAN Foundation is laying the groundwork for a collaborative and impactful venture.

Acknowledging Key Project Players

As PLAN Foundation continues its journey towards positive change, the organization acknowledges the support and leadership of key figures within its team. The Executive Director, Obatunde Oladapo, the Project Director, Leye Ojemuyiwa, Finance Manager Zaynab Abdu Ramhan, and Program Officer Ifedayo Osemwegie play instrumental roles in steering the organization toward success.

Gratitude to AmplifyChange

The EMBASSY PROJECT is made possible through the generous support of AmplifyChange, the project’s sponsor. PLAN Foundation expresses its gratitude for AmplifyChange’s unwavering commitment to fostering positive change in the realm of sexual and reproductive health for young girls and women with disabilities in Oyo State.

Looking Ahead: A Collaborative Future

As the awareness visits continue and the momentum builds towards the EMBASSY PROJECT launch, PLAN Foundation envisions a collaborative future where partnerships with key stakeholders pave the way for transformative change. By fostering a sense of shared responsibility and understanding, the foundation is optimistic about the positive impact it can achieve in the lives of those it aims to serve. Stay tuned as PLAN Foundation and its partners usher in a new era of inclusive healthcare and advocacy in Oyo State.