Your time can change a child's world.

"Being a volunteer has broadened my knowledge and has changed my perspective about children with disabilities. It has also built my confidence and self-esteem. In addition, being a volunteer brings fulfilment, satisfaction, and purpose in contributing positively towards the growth and well-being of children with disabilities."

"Working with children living with Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus, I have experienced their uniqueness and seen that these children can thrive and reach their full potential with the right care. I have built meaningful relationships with the children and their families — from continence management to promoting independence, self-esteem, and self-worth — every intervention contributes to improving their quality of life and creating brighter futures."

"Supporting children with spina bifida and hydrocephalus has strengthened my skills in disability inclusion, advocacy, and person-centered care, while promoting independence, dignity, social participation, and equal opportunities."

"Serving as an outreach worker with Festus Fajemilo Foundation was a rewarding experience. I engaged with communities, supported awareness campaigns, and contributed to meaningful initiatives that improved lives. The opportunity enhanced my communication, teamwork, and leadership abilities while strengthening my passion for service, community development and growth."

"This role has been deeply fulfilling, allowing me to support children with spina bifida & hydrocephalus through home visits & continence management. Witnessing positive changes in the lives of these children and their families continues to inspire my passion for compassionate care, advocacy, and meaningful service."

"As an outreach worker, I have had the privilege of supporting children with spina bifida and hydrocephalus and their families. The experience has reinforced my passion for disability inclusion, psychosocial support, and helping vulnerable children thrive."

"I support children with SB&H and their families through regular follow up at home, information, and encouragement. I believe every child can overcome challenges, achieve greatness, and live a meaningful, fulfilling life."

"I am an outreach worker on the safe lives improving future (SLIF) and trainee with (FFF), my role is to visit children at home. My experience with the children living with Spina bifida and hydrocephalus is courageous, through continence management and education. Through education and having personal encounter with parents of the child living with Spina bifida and hydrocephalus it promotes independence and reduces stigmatization."