ShareAid Foundation delivers healthcare, education, humanitarian relief and livelihood programmes in underserved Nigerian communities.
ShareAid Foundation is a registered Nigerian NGO founded by Temitope Olanrewaju, a nurse and public health professional. We exist because too many women, children and young adults in underserved Nigerian communities lack access to healthcare, education and opportunity.
We launched in 2026. We are honest about being a young organisation. Every programme we run is designed with communities, not just for them.
Our StoryTwo completed projects since launching in 2026. Real communities. Real impact.
Free health consultations, screenings and education delivered to community members in Karu alongside Bingham University Medical Students' Association (BHUMSA). Priority given to women and the elderly with limited access to healthcare.
Project Details
Reproductive health and consent awareness outreach at Uselu Secondary School, delivered with the Novi Generis Class of 2026, Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Benin. Students received education, menstrual health supplies and open conversation about dignity and bodily autonomy.
Project DetailsTo enhance the quality of life for the most vulnerable populations through sustainable access to healthcare, education, clean water and livelihood opportunities.
We do not overstate what we have done. We build credibility through honesty, consistency and results, one community at a time.
"ShareAid was born out of my deep concern and personal experiences witnessing the health and socio-economic challenges faced by women, vulnerable children, and young adults across underserved communities in Nigeria."Temitope Olanrewaju — Founder and Chairperson, ShareAid Foundation
Maternal, adolescent, reproductive and mental health services. Mobile clinics and public health education reaching communities directly.
Malnutrition screening, maternal and child nutrition support and community nutrition education.
Scholarships, digital literacy and vocational training that create sustainable pathways, especially for women and girls.
Safe spaces, support for GBV survivors and rights-based advocacy that promotes gender equity and community safety.
Sustainable water and sanitation projects that protect community health, particularly for children and mothers.
Emergency response, relief distribution and mobile outreach to the most vulnerable communities.
Entrepreneurship training and economic empowerment moving families, especially women-led households, towards self-reliance.
Every programme is built with communities, not just for them.
See All Programmes →ShareAid is bringing breast health education directly to market women across three Ogun State locations — Sagamu, Abeokuta and Ota. Know Your Breast. Know Your Normal.
We are actively seeking sponsorship and partnership for this campaign.
Every contribution goes directly to programme delivery. Healthcare, education and humanitarian support for women, children and young adults across Nigeria.
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