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Community Outreach day 2 ĺink opens by 2:30pm

https://meet.google.com/xrk-cvku-yaz

Hello, we are live. Kindly click to join with the Google meet.

Today's session: tie and dye, liquid soap, zobo and tiger nut.

Yaay💃🏽 It's 7 days to our outreach 🤸‍♀️🤸‍♀️
You can still be a part of this community impact.
Contact 07057907662 for Sponsorship/ Partnership

Olaide Dafe is dedicated to uplifting women and children from underserved communities by providing access to quality education, healthcare, leadership training, mentorship, and entrepreneurship programs. This mission was inspired by her observation that many children lack the essential educational resources needed for academic success, while mothers in these communities struggle to make ends meet, limiting their ability to support their families.

With a degree in English from Obafemi Awolowo University and certifications in Humanitarian Leadership and Non-Profit Management, Olaide brings a wealth of knowledge to her work. She has eight years of experience in non-profit management, specializing in child education and health initiatives, as well as leadership, mentorship, and vocational skills training. Her holistic approach focuses on the welfare of women and children, advocating for their rights and promoting sustainable development in marginalized communities.

In 2016, Olaide established the Deploying Skills for Living Foundation (DSL) to empower women and children across Nigeria and Africa. Under her leadership, DSL has successfully implemented educational empowerment programs, making a significant impact on the lives of women and children, supported by her exceptional team.

Today, DSL has expanded its operations from Abuja to Lagos in response to the increasing need to support more women and children. Currently, she and her team are collaborating with 13 schools across nine communities in both cities.

Olaide has been recognized as a recipient of the Funding Magnet Champion's award for Non-Profit Organization, and her organization triumphed in a pitch contest hosted by Change Makers Hub.

A Giving Tuesday Starling Collective Fellow, she envisions a future where every child and woman, regardless of their background, has access to quality education and the means to thrive economically. Through her dedication, resilience, and firm belief in the transformative power of education, Olaide has changed the lives of many women and children, empowering them to realize their full potential and make positive contributions to their communities and the nation.

DIABETES

Diabetes is a chronic health condition that affects how your body regulates blood sugar (glucose). There are mainly two types:

- *Type 1 Diabetes*: An autoimmune condition where the body attacks insulin-producing cells.
- *Type 2 Diabetes*: Often linked to lifestyle factors, where the body becomes insulin-resistant.

*Common symptoms:*

- Increased thirst and urination
- Fatigue
- Blurred vision
- Slow wound healing.

Let's look at Diabetes in MEN 🚹.
Here are some key points:

- *Risks:*
- Erectile dysfunction (ED)
- Low testosterone levels
- Increased risk of heart disease
- *Symptoms:*
- Often asymptomatic, but may include fatigue, blurred vision, or increased thirst.

- *Management:*
- Healthy lifestyle (diet, exercise, weight management)
- Regular check-ups with healthcare provider


Diabetes in women can be a bit different 🤰. Here are some key points:

- *Unique Risks:*
- Increased risk of heart disease
- Polycystic O***y Syndrome (PCOS) link
- Pregnancy complications (gestational diabetes)

- *Symptoms:*
- Often asymptomatic, but may include vaginal yeast infections, UTIs, or hormonal imbalances.

Certain foods can increase your risk of developing type 2 diabetes 🍰. Here are some to be mindful of:

- *Sugary drinks*: Soda, sports drinks, and sweet tea
- *Refined carbs*: White bread, sugary snacks, and processed foods
- *Processed meats*: Hot dogs, sausages, and bacon
- *Saturated fats*: Red meat, full-fat dairy, and processed snacks

*Focus on whole, nutrient-dense foods:*

- Vegetables: leafy greens, broccoli, bell peppers
- Fruits: berries, citrus fruits, apples
- Whole grains: brown rice, quinoa, whole wheat bread
- Lean proteins: poultry, fish, legumes

Balanced eating habits can help manage blood sugar levels 🥗.

Fohow products to cure diabetes👇👇👇
Sanging oral liquid
Sanbao oral liquid
Blood cleanser capsules
Ganoderma
Garlic oil softgel
Six flavor tea
Salvia extract

If you or any one is suffering from diabetes kindly contact: 07057907662
Doctor
international.

It was so great and i was honoured to share my thought on Sunday 4:30pm WAT, 9pm IST on these topic with Aura Talks.

1. Mind Matters:
Teen life can be a rollercoaster! How can we spot when stress or anxiety is taking over, and what can teachers or friends do to help before it’s too late?
2. Let’s Talk Consent:
In today’s digital world, where information travels faster than understanding — how can we make conversations around consent and sexual awareness more real, respectful, and relatable for teens?
3. Breaking Stereotypes:
How can schools help students move beyond gender labels and create spaces where everyone feels seen, safe, and equal — regardless of identity or expression?
4. Balancing Act:
Between grades, goals, and gadgets — how can parents and educators help teens stay mentally strong, emotionally aware, and socially confident?

A big thanks to Mrs Choudhary Suman from India a woman of impact and the owner of the Aura Talk initiative SETU – Stories, Emotions, Togetherness, Understanding
Building bridges of emotions through real experiences.

In a world where screens define connections, SETU brings teens together to feel, share, and grow through genuine human experiences — because emotions are best lived, not downloaded.

Thanks for the privilege and honor given to share my thought.

It was great sharing my thoughts yesterday with great people. A big thanks to Mrs Choudhary Suman for the honor.

Mrs Choudhary literally wrote all my LinkedIn profile on this flier 😂
Tomorrow we move✌️💪
I do not expect an Indian woman to spell my name correctly though🤣
5pm Nigeria time.