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27/05/2026

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26/05/2026

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18/05/2026

Lady Atinuke Oyindamola Memorial Home for Special Needs was established with a clear purpose—to be a place of safety, care, and dignity for children and adults living with mental and developmental challenges.

Over the years, the Home has become more than just a shelter. It is a refuge for those who have been abandoned, misunderstood, or left without family support. Here, they are not forgotten. They are seen, cared for, and supported with love, structure, and compassion.

Every day tells a story of hope—of individuals receiving food, medical care, therapy, education, and emotional support. Behind every smile is a commitment to restore dignity and rebuild lives.

But beyond care, the Home stands for something bigger: awareness and inclusion. We continue to educate society, challenge stigma, and promote understanding of mental and developmental conditions, so that our wards can be fully accepted and integrated into the community.

Support us in keeping this vision alive. Partner with us or donate today to help us continue this mission of care and dignity.

18/05/2026

2026 Social Work Day conference was enriched with powerful lectures and heartfelt goodwill messages that added depth, inspiration, and direction to the entire gathering.

The lectures delivered by the Speakers- Prof. Fatai Badru and Prof. Mujaheed Adegbola were not only insightful but also practical, addressing key issues within the field of social work, professional development, and the role of practitioners in driving positive change in society. Each speaker brought clarity, experience, and a renewed sense of purpose to the audience.

We were also honoured by goodwill messages from distinguished personalities and stakeholders who expressed their support, encouragement, and commitment to the advancement of social work practice. Their words reinforced the importance of collaboration, service, and continuous impact in our communities.

Together, the lectures and goodwill messages set the tone for reflection, learning, and renewed commitment to service.

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18/05/2026

🏆 Celebrating Excellence in Social Work

One of the most inspiring moments at the 2026 International Social Work Day Conference was the award presentation ceremony.

Dignitaries, Luminaries, Media Houses, Media Personalities and members of the Executive Council were honoured for their outstanding contributions, dedication and impact in the field of social service and community development. Their commitment continues to strengthen the profession and inspire others to serve with passion and integrity.

Congratulations to all the award recipients. Your work is seen, valued and deeply appreciated 👏

18/05/2026

Panel Session Highlights

The panel discussion at the 2026 International Social Work Day Conference was insightful, engaging and solution-driven.

The Panelists shared practical perspectives on strengthening families, promoting unity and addressing societal challenges through social work practice. The session sparked meaningful conversations and inspired collaborative solutions for building a more harmonious society.

It was truly a moment of learning, reflection and professional growth.

17/05/2026

🎉 Celebrating Growth in the Social Work Profession!

A major highlight of the 2026 International Social Work Day Conference organized by Lagos State Ministry of Youth & Social Development in collaboration with NASoW Lagos, was the induction of 81 new members into the Nigeria Association of Social Workers (NASoW), Lagos Chapter.

This milestone marks a significant step towards strengthening the profession and expanding the impact of social work across Lagos State and beyond. Each inducted member has made a commitment to uphold the ethics, values and standards of social work while serving individuals, families and communities.

The induction ceremony was filled with pride, excitement and a renewed sense of responsibility as the new members officially joined the professional body.

Congratulations to all the newly inducted Social Workers. Your journey of service, advocacy and impact has just begun.

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Service to Humanity!!!

16/05/2026

NASoW Lagos is proudly represented at the Mum2Mum Women’s Conference & Awards 2026.

It is always inspiring to see Social Workers present in spaces where women are empowered, voices are amplified, and growth is encouraged.

Active Representation matters, and we are glad to be part of conversations that drive positive change in families and communities.

From surviving to thriving , Social Workers remain committed to supporting, empowering and building stronger societies.

Thank you Chinenye Lexhale and for the opportunity.

15/05/2026

It was a huge success!

The 2026 International Social Work Day Conference hosted by the Lagos State Ministry of Youth & Social Development in collaboration with NASoW Lagos Chapter was impactful, inspiring and truly memorable.

We were honoured by the presence of distinguished dignitaries including:

• The Honourable Commissioner, Ministry of Youth & Social Development, Hon. Mobolaji Abubakar Ogunlende
• The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Youth & Social Development, Pharm. (Mrs.) Toyin Oke-Osanyintolu
• The National president of NASoW, Alhaji M. B. Mustapha
• Royal father of the day, His Royal Highness, Oba Lukman Kuoye, the Olu of Imasaye and Doctor of Social Work (DSW)
• The immediate past president of NASoW and Chairman Board of Trustees South-West, Elder Nathaniel Kolawole
• The National PRO, Mr. Musliudeen Adebayo
• The NASoW Chairman, Ogun State Chapter, Mr. AbdulHakeem Awesu
• Representative of the Chief Registrar, Lagos State Judiciary, Mrs. Oshunsanmi
• Speakers of the day, Professor Fatai Badru and Dr. Mujaheed Gbeminiyi Adegbola
• Panelist for the day - Prof. Jubril Jawando, Prof. Oye Oyelami, Dr. Aderemi Lawal, Dr. Bountiful Taiwo-Adelanwa, Mr. Adedayo Adewunmi, Naomi Ezechukwu and the moderator, Mr. Christopher Chiadika
• Directors in the Ministry
• Newly inducted NASoW members and dedicated social workers

The conference was filled with meaningful and engaging activities such as:
🔹 Goodwill messages
🔹 Thought-provoking panel discussions
🔹 Professional training sessions
🔹 Award presentations to outstanding contributors in social service
🔹 Induction of new members into the profession

It was a powerful gathering of professionals committed to Co-Building Hope & Harmony and Uniting a Divided Society.

A big thank you to everyone who attended, supported and contributed to the success of this event. The journey to strengthening families, communities and society continues.

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12/05/2026

Happening Tomorrow!

The members of Nigeria Association of Social Workers Lagos Chapter are coming together for a powerful conversation on unity, hope and collective action.

The 2026 International Social Work Day Conference and Induction will hold tomorrow 13th May 2026.

Theme: Co-Building Hope & Harmony: A Harambee Call to Unite a Divided Society

Time: 9:00 AM
Venue: Adeyemi Bero Auditorium, Lagos State Secretariat, Alausa, Ikeja

The event is hosted by the Lagos State Ministry of Youth & Social Development in collaboration with Nigeria Association of Social Workers Lagos Chapter, this conference will feature renowned speakers, panelists and luminaries committed to strengthening families, communities and society.

We are expecting insightful discussions, professional networking, and practical strategies for building a more united and compassionate society.

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Service to Humanity!!

11/05/2026

Representing the Nigeria Association of Social Workers Lagos Chapter, Dr. Modupeola Sahid-Adebambo, Chairperson NASoW, spoke on NEWSDAY on ARISE TV, where she emphasized that many societal divisions originate from a breakdown of values, particularly in the family.

Her message is a strong call for us all to rebuild values, strengthen families, and work together to create a more united society.