Our Faqs

OMF Frequence Ask Questions

we are committed to transparency and providing you with the information you need to understand our work and how you can get involved. Below are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about our organization, programs, and volunteer opportunities. If you don’t find the answer you’re looking for, feel free to reach out to us directly!

General Questions

OMF stands for Onyinye Mbanefo Foundation, named after our founder, Onyinye Faith Mbanefo. We are a non-governmental organization dedicated to improving the lives of older adults in Nigeria.

Our mission is to enhance the lives of older adults, particularly those in underserved communities, by addressing challenges such as elder abuse, self-neglect, and ageism. We achieve this through education, support, advocacy, and direct assistance.

We serve:
– Older Adults: Individuals aged 65 and above, especially those living in underserved communities.
– Caregivers: Family members, friends, and professionals who care for older adults.

Programs and Services

OMF offers a range of programs, including:
– Education and awareness workshops on elder abuse, self-neglect, and ageism.
– Health and wellness programs for older adults.
– Support and training for caregivers.
– Advocacy and policy initiatives to protect the rights of older adults.

Older adults and caregivers can access our services by contacting us directly through our website, phone, or email. We also partner with community organizations to reach those in need.

While our primary focus is on education, support, and advocacy, we may provide emergency assistance in specific cases. Please contact us to discuss your situation.

Volunteering

To volunteer, simply fill out our online volunteer application form. Once we receive your application, we’ll invite you to an orientation session and match you with a role that suits your skills and interests.

No special skills are required to volunteer with OMF. We welcome individuals from all backgrounds and provide training for specific roles. However, if you have specialized skills (e.g., healthcare, advocacy, or event planning), we’d love to put them to use!

Yes, we offer remote volunteer opportunities, such as assisting with social media, research, or administrative tasks. Let us know your preferences when you apply.

No, we welcome volunteers who can contribute any amount of time, whether it’s a few hours a week or a one-time event.

Donations and Support

You can support OMF by making a donation through our website. We also accept in-kind donations, such as medical supplies, food, and clothing for older adults in need.

Yes, donations to OMF are tax-deductible. We will provide you with a receipt for your donation.

Donations are used to fund our programs and services, including health and wellness initiatives, caregiver support, and advocacy efforts. We are committed to transparency and ensuring that your contributions make a direct impact.

Advocacy and Policy

We advocate for older adults by:
– Raising awareness about issues such as elder abuse and ageism.
– Engaging with policymakers to promote laws and policies that protect the rights of older adults.
– Collaborating with other organizations to amplify our impact.

Yes! We welcome volunteers and supporters to join our advocacy campaigns. You can help by spreading awareness, participating in events, or contacting policymakers.

Yes, we collaborate with community organizations, government agencies, and other NGOs to maximize our impact and reach more older adults and caregivers.

If your organization shares our mission and values, we’d love to explore partnership opportunities. Please contact us to discuss potential collaborations.

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