Back to School conference at Orile Gboko Community Primary School. And Counseling sessions on No to Drug use, Sex education no bad peer group.

Moments ago at DIIF presenting her second edition of Back to School Programme tagged Factor responsible for low-quality education in Rural Settings anchored by Mrs. Olajumoke Johnson the Registrar Ogitech Igbesa Ogun State, and Mr. Olayinka Kuye the Divisional Police Office Idanyin Division. It was a huge success to the Glory of God, the students learnt to be determined no matter their Challenges because it is only through determination and hard work they can reach their goals, the parents were also encouraged to strive with prayers to support their children, it was a huge success.

Mr. Olayinka Kuye DPO Idanyin Divisional Police Officer

Presentation of award to the guest speaker Mrs. Olajumoke Johnson Registrar Ogitech Igbesa Ogun State

Mr. Olakunle admonishing the students during the back to School program

Presentation of award during back to school program

We want to appreciate all the Mgt team, the volunteers, members, and friends of DIIF for their unflinching support in making the event a success. God bless you all.

Mrs. Olajumoke Johnson, Registrar Ogitech Igbesa Ogun State. Guest speaker

Commandant Olayinka Kuye, DPO Idanyin Police Station.

Mrs Modupe Fadara CEO, Adupsy Africana catering services Sponsor

Mrs Popoola Bukola, CEO BATOM HOTEL AND SUITE sponsor.

Volunteers

Adewunmi Faniyi

Funke Oyedepo

Atinuke Abagun

Seun Babatunde

Fashina Joseph

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We appreciate you all.

The long holiday is almost over and we’re excited to announce our 2nd annual Back to School Drive.

As we are in times that require us to be each other’s keepers, we are working to support the quality of education of our children in rural communities.
Many of our children are not being catered for adequately and provided with a good quality education.

This is where You and I (We) step in to provide them with scholastic materials, shoes, school uniforms and more with your support.

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The Divine intervention impact foundation during her Support a child in school project extended her tentacles to less privileged pupils at Ogona Igbesa community, the project was staged at the royal palace of his Royal Majesty Oba Abdulazees Oluwatoyin Akinde.

The project also afford the foundation to welcome his royal highness to office, during the event his Royal highness observed why the pupils were in different uniforms, its was reported that the schools had changed their uniforms and that those on tartad uniform were yet to get theirs due to inability of their parents to fulfill their financial obligations. To the Foundation’s amazement his Royal Majesty requested for the numbers of pupils who are yet to get new uniforms and the cost of uniforms to be submitted to him. Report got to us HRM provided uniforms to those children as promised.

At the end of the exercise the Foundation donated writing materials to pupils and took photographs with the king.

We appreciate his Royal Majesty who had shared our vision in supporting the less privileged children.

DIIF Secured Educational Support, that is educational materials for 40 kids in underserved community — October 10, 2021. Vitalink Academy gave educational school gave educational scholarships for two children namely Sodgla Ruth and Adeniyi Elizabeth, of them is fatherless and the other is motherless.

The Divine Intervention impact foundation through the founder and director of the Non-Governmental Organization OKENE Oluwafunmilayo has secured an educational sponsorship for 11 year Old fatherless girl and 11years old motherless girl, Miss Adeniyi Elizabeth and Sodegla Ruth respectively.

The duo were also supported with writing materials by the Foundation, the report capturing that the duo were having challenges due to inability to fulfill financial obligations.

Following the supply of educational materials for kids in Ketu, Faith city and Lusuda, the Foundation also visited Orile gboko primary school and supported 26 less privileged kids with writing materials. DIIFgist.

DIIF pays a courtesy visit to the CEO Baton Hotel and Suite, Mrs. Bunmi Ojisaburu. It was indeed a blessed familiarization visit which birth support and partnership with the organization. She, Mrs Bunmi also promised release of her hall for Support a Child in School project coming up soon. Please stay tuned.

What We Do

We support Less priviledged children and adults to reach their full potential.

To raise a generation of success-motivated people that are set towards fulfilling purpose, no matter their backgrounds.

Support The Old People (S.T.O.P.)

This is a monthly project that is exclusively designed to support old people; men and women. We supply the aged folks who are still striving to make ends meet with essential household items which ranges from foodstuffs to personal body effects. In addition, we help to create an active forum of social interaction between these older colleagues through networking thereby promoting togetherness.

Teenage Impact Scheme (T.I. S.)

Our T.I.S. project is the teenage-based arm of the organization which helps to build a reliable, consistent and meaningful systems of supporting the teenagers (ages 12 – 19). Here, we organization community awareness programmes on drug abuse, chastity and career support. We also connect with the teenagers through the special counselling and mentorship programmes which seeks to mend the diverse emotional issues each teenager is being faced with.

Help for the Needy Initiative

Beyond the system of supporting the old people as in the S.T.O.P. project, the increase need to reach out to support other needy persons of all age brackets became inevitable. It is for this reason this project, Help for the Needy Initiative (H.N.I.) was established and included amongst the list of our organization’s community projects. H.N.I. is simply about the distribution of survival kits at predetermined rural residents. Also, items being distributed range from foodstuffs to personal body effects.

Support The Old People (S.T.O.P.)

As every thriving community needs the full support of women residents to grow, the need to empower the women folk is never over-emphasized. For this, there is need to create, establish and maintain viable support schemes for these life-improving women to help achieve this common goal of growth, community growth.

A few amongst our support scheme for the women folk is the organization of vocational trainings to enhance financial independence. We also have the emotional wellness training, management and leadership capacity building…among others

Support the Youth Scheme

This is a youth based project. It is centered on building financial, career and emotional support for youths of all ages. We help to support these future leaders to keep the torch of the nation shining and also maintain the hope of our tomorrow. This is done by positioning them on the paths of their becoming to achieve great successes

Support A Child In School (S.A.C.I.S.)

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Funmilayo Okene

Mrs. Oluwafunmilayo O. Okene is the founder and C.E.O. of Divine Intervention Impact Foundation. She is a Certified Counselor with 10 years of cognitive experience in counseling services. Born on 31st March, 1979 in Kogi State, Nigeria, Oluwafunmilayo O. Okene had moved through several phases of life; through severe hardships and intense trials, all of which had birthed in her the strong desire to reach out to others going through similar challenges. Hence the establishment of the organization, DIVINE INTERVENTION IMPACT FOUNDATION.
Mrs. Okene is a learned member of the elite society. She bagged her first and second degree in Guidance & Counselling and Counselling Psychology, respectively. She is a member of national and international professional bodies for Counselors few of which are Counselling Association of Nigeria, Association of Professional Counselors of Nigeria, International Society of Substance Use Professionalism…, among others. Presently, she is the Assistant Registrar for Crawford University where she serves as a member of various committees and notable associations.
Mrs. O.O. Okene is a wife and mother of three adorable children, a devoted Christian, and a huge supporter of impactful initiatives. She is constantly moved with a passion to inspire others, share some love and valuable relationships that ignites commendable growth.

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