Walking alongside girls, women, and families across Nigeria — providing education, health, and empowerment so every story can continue with dignity intact.
A rotating look at the programs currently reaching communities across Port Harcourt and beyond. Browse the carousel or open the full hub to see every project.
Menstrual hygiene support, sanitary kits, and community medical outreach.
Uniforms, textbooks, and school essentials that keep children in class.
Skills training and micro-support that help women build steady livelihoods.
On-the-ground partnerships with local leaders so support reaches those who need it.
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Our 2026 Community Education & Sanitary Support outreach in Port Harcourt is now open for volunteers and partners.
Established in 2018, the Foundation sits at the intersection of social advocacy, relief, and girl-child support. We believe every individual deserves equal dignity, health resources, and access to educational growth.
Every programme is designed to preserve the self-respect of the people it serves, never to put it on display.
We work through local leaders and volunteers who understand each community's real, day-to-day needs.
Lasting change comes from showing up again and again — not one-off relief drives.
The Foundation is founded in Port Harcourt with a focus on girl-child support and social advocacy.
Uniform, textbook, and menstrual-hygiene initiatives begin reaching schools across Rivers State.
Medical consultation drives and women's empowerment training scale to new communities.
Founder & President, Ogechi Nwaokoneya Foundation
Esther Ogechi Gabriel is a humanitarian and social impact advocate whose work centres on restoring dignity to girls, women, and families across Nigeria. A Sociology graduate of the University of Port Harcourt, she has carried her advocacy from the pageant stage — as Miss Tourism Africa (2018/2019) and Miss Globe 1st Runner-Up (2021) — into sustained, on-the-ground community work.
She founded the Ogechi Nwaokoneya Foundation in 2018 to close the gap between short-term relief and long-term dignity — building programmes in education, health, and empowerment that communities can rely on year after year.
Explore the full carousel and itemised catalogue of projects active across our target communities — filter by category, or add a new initiative below.
Join our mission to restore dignity. Choose the path that fits you, or reach out directly via our official contact channels.
Give your time on the ground during outreach drives, distribution days, or school visits.
Fund sanitary kits, uniforms, or a medical outreach day — every contribution reaches a real family.
Organisations and schools can co-run a programme with us in their community.
Phone: +234 807 908 8380
Email: hello@ogechinwaokoneyafoundation.org
Location: Port Harcourt, Nigeria