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Programs
Explore BAF's documented programmes across charitable services, education and STEM, healthcare delivery, youth advocacy and agricultural development — delivered in Nigeria and the Washington DC Metropolitan Area.
Programs shaped with communities—not simply delivered to them.
Featured Programs
Each featured programme sits inside one of BAF's five focus areas and carries a visible status so you always know where it stands.
2021 — A children's Christmas celebration held with HRM Princess Adetutu Fadahunsi, Regent of Ijan-Ekiti, bringing gifts and a festive day to children in the community.
Intended outcome: Gifts, food and a shared celebration for local children.
2021 — Themed “Availability, Affordability and Accessibility to Functioning Primary Healthcare System and Diagnostic Radiology,” with guest speaker Prof. Temitope O. Bello, MBBS, MD, FWACS, FMCR, Consultant and Professor of Radiology, LAUTECH.
Intended outcome: Cross-pillar awards: Excellence in Healthcare/Medicine, Community Leadership, Best Teacher of the Year and the Oluwafisayo Adesanya Endowment Scholarship.
8 December 2021, 8AM–4PM — Free tests and treatment for respiratory infections, UTIs, skin infections, hypertension, diabetes, malaria, typhoid, peptic ulcer, asthma, arthritis and eye problems, plus free contraceptives and family planning counselling.
Intended outcome: Free same-day screening, treatment and counselling.
Recurring since 2017 — Preliminary and final stages held across Ekiti State secondary schools. In 2021 the preliminary stage ran on 24 November and the final on 1 December.
Intended outcome: Prizes have included laptops, Android phones and cash awards for winning students and schools.
Recurring 2018–2020 — A community football competition using sport to engage underprivileged young people and recognise their potential.
Intended outcome: Omuooke Football Team took first position in the 2018 competition, receiving the cash award.
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Program information is published only after internal and partner review. Participant numbers and outcomes are added only once BAF has verified them, and event photography is replaced with approved BAF images before publication.
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2021 — A children's Christmas celebration held with HRM Princess Adetutu Fadahunsi, Regent of Ijan-Ekiti, bringing gifts and a festive day to children in the community.
Intended outcome: Gifts, food and a shared celebration for local children.
2021 — Themed “Availability, Affordability and Accessibility to Functioning Primary Healthcare System and Diagnostic Radiology,” with guest speaker Prof. Temitope O. Bello, MBBS, MD, FWACS, FMCR, Consultant and Professor of Radiology, LAUTECH.
Intended outcome: Cross-pillar awards: Excellence in Healthcare/Medicine, Community Leadership, Best Teacher of the Year and the Oluwafisayo Adesanya Endowment Scholarship.
8 December 2021, 8AM–4PM — Free tests and treatment for respiratory infections, UTIs, skin infections, hypertension, diabetes, malaria, typhoid, peptic ulcer, asthma, arthritis and eye problems, plus free contraceptives and family planning counselling.
Intended outcome: Free same-day screening, treatment and counselling.
Recurring since 2017 — Preliminary and final stages held across Ekiti State secondary schools. In 2021 the preliminary stage ran on 24 November and the final on 1 December.
Intended outcome: Prizes have included laptops, Android phones and cash awards for winning students and schools.
Recurring 2018–2020 — A community football competition using sport to engage underprivileged young people and recognise their potential.
Intended outcome: Omuooke Football Team took first position in the 2018 competition, receiving the cash award.
2020 — A Christmas celebration providing gifts, food and a festive day for children in the communities BAF serves.
Intended outcome: Gifts and a shared celebration for local children.
2020 — A New Year distribution of essentials to people experiencing homelessness and hardship across the Washington DC Metropolitan Area.
Intended outcome: Direct distribution of food and essential items.
2018 — Competitive sport used as a route to engage underprivileged young people, build teamwork and surface local talent.
Intended outcome: Sustained youth engagement through organised competition.
2018 — BAF's second annual day of meal provision and essential-item distribution for people in need.
Intended outcome: Meals and essentials distributed directly to those in need.
2017 — Competing schools included Ekamefa High School (Ilasa Ekiti), Methodist High School (Isinbode Ekiti, 1st place), Victory Academy (Kota Ekiti, 2nd place) and God's Brightest Kiddies' Model College (Omuooke Ekiti, 3rd place).
Intended outcome: Prizes and scholarship support for top-performing students.
2017 — Recognition and prizes for students demonstrating outstanding academic achievement in BAF's partner school communities.
Intended outcome: Public recognition and material support for top students.
2017 — A Thanksgiving meal distribution for people experiencing homelessness in the Washington DC Metropolitan Area.
Intended outcome: Hot meals shared directly with people experiencing homelessness.
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How Programs Are Developed
BAF’s programs should begin with the needs, realities, and existing strengths of the communities involved.
Program formats, educational materials, delivery teams, referral options, and safeguarding requirements may vary depending on the audience, location, available professionals, and services that can be delivered responsibly.
Before publishing or delivering a program, BAF confirms the scope, available partners, responsible staffing, and practical next steps.
Program information is published only after internal and partner review. Participant numbers and outcomes are added only once BAF has verified them, and event photography is replaced with approved BAF images before publication.
From Need to Delivery
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Understand the audience, setting, local needs, and available support systems.
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Develop appropriate content, activities, safeguards, and delivery requirements.
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Confirm clinical, safeguarding, operational, and partner requirements where applicable.
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Facilitate the program using approved materials and clearly defined roles.
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Gather responsible feedback, review outcomes, and improve future delivery.
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