Founded in 2022, the Memunat Single Mother and Child Initiative is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting single mothers and their children. Our organization was created by a team of passionate volunteers who share a commitment to building a fairer and more compassionate society.
We understand the unique challenges that single mothers face, from social stigma to financial and emotional struggles. Our mission is simple yet powerful: “…empathise, not stigmatise.” Through advocacy, community support, and empowerment programs, we strive to provide single mothers and their children with the respect, care, and opportunities they deserve.
At the heart of our work is the belief that every single mother and child has the right to dignity, compassion, and a brighter future. By partnering with communities, volunteers, and stakeholders, we aim to break the cycle of discrimination and create a safe and supportive environment where families can thrive.
We listen, understand, and respond with compassion.
Every mother and child deserves to be valued.
We provide resources, guidance, and opportunities for growth.
We stand against stigma and push for social change.
The Memunat Single Mother and Child Initiative is powered by dedicated individuals who bring passion, expertise, and heart to every project.
B.SC CATERING AND HOTEL MANAGEMENT; M.SC BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
B.SC (HONS) BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
LL.B (HONS.), BL
B.SC (HONS) INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION SCIENCE
Aminat is a member of the Memunat Single Mothers and Child Initiative. seasoned Human Resource Personnel with over thirty (30) years experience working with the Federal Government of Nigeria as an Administrative Officer. Upon retirement, she has launched a highly successful catering and hospitality business with focus on making different types of bread and other related products.
In addition to managing personnel of the Initiative she brings her experience to bear in seeking out, planning and coordinating training programmes for women and young people in line with the aims and objectives of the Initiative.
Oluwatosin is an experienced Business Administrator and is a Trustee of the Memunat Single Mothers and Child Initiative. She possesses a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from Bingham University, Nigeria and has vast experience in project management and business development having managed several Small and Medium Scale Businesses and managed several projects. In addition, Oluwatosin is an accomplished Fashion Designer in Nigeria. Her presence on the Board of Trustees is invaluable particularly mentoring women and young persons on the choice of career and business as well as monitoring their practical training and grow align-items-centerth in their chosen fields.
Oni is a Legal Practitioner called to the Nigerian Bar in 2016 and the Secretary of the Memunat Single Mothers and Child Initiative. He has vast experience providing Advisory and Secretarial Services. He advises on the Requirements and Registration Procedures for Obtaining Approvals and Permits from several Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDA’s) of Government in Nigeria. He also structures and negotiates our transactions, performs due diligence, drafts transactional documents, monitors project management and controls regulatory compliance in our Organisations. Oni graduated from Osun State University, Osogbo where he obtained his LL.B (Hons), he thereafter attended the Nigerian Law School and was called to the Nigerian Bar in 2016. He is a member of the Nigerian Bar Association and Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators of Nigeria and an accredited professional of the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria, Intellectual Property Office, Nigeria and Corporate Affairs Commission, Nigeria.
Sadia is a member and the IT Officer of the Memunat Single Mothers and Child Initiative. She is a budding data analyst with a Bachelor’s Degree in Information and Communication Science from the University of Ilorin. Sadia has experience working with multinational companies including Airtel Nigeria. She has volunteered for several community development programmes and is an active member of Red Cross Society, Techreach Makerspace. Her contribution to this initiative is invaluable including but not limited to data collection and analysis and well as mentoring your persons and following up their progress.
“The Memunat Initiative gave me hope when I thought I had none. The support I received changed my life and my child’s future.”
“What makes this organization special is the empathy. They didn’t just help me financially, they made me feel respected and understood.”
“As a volunteer, I’ve seen firsthand how much impact the initiative has. It’s more than support — it’s building a community of love and dignity.”