Free Cervical & Breast Cancer Screening + Lumpectomy Surgery
The 2026 UPLIFT Development Foundation breast and cervical cancer screening reached hundreds of women, catching problems early and connecting those in need to free surgery.
Lumpectomy costs covered by His Excellency Senator Ibikunle Amosun and actioned through UPLIFT.
See Full ReportAbout Uplift Development Foundation
The Uplift Development Foundation is dedicated to resolving Nigeria's social and economic challenges through community empowerment, skill acquisition, and sustainable development initiatives.
Since our inception, we have been committed to empowering underserved communities including the aged, widows, unemployed, orphans, and women through targeted programs that promote dignity, self-sufficiency, and inclusive economic empowerment.
Learn More About UsOur Vision
Poverty alleviation through economic empowerment, skill acquisition and marketable gifts.
Our Mission
Empowering and supporting individuals in need, including aged widows, the unemployed, orphans, and women.
Our Core Values
Understanding People’s Limiting and Inhibiting factors today and intervening through any means possible by providing basic amenities to make people self sufficient.
Mrs. Olufunso Amosun
Shortly after the inauguration of the administration of Senator Ibikunle Amosun on 29th of May, 2011, Mrs. Amosun put on her thinking cap to explore ways by which she could assist her husband in his new role and Mission to Rebuild Ogun State. The task came with lots of challenges, but Mrs. Amosun had resolved to forge ahead.
She started by carrying out different surveys, she held series of meetings and agreed to an avalanche of courtesy visits from different associations, corporate bodies, private individuals other prominent people in the State to deliberate on how best to move the state forward.
Read Her StoryOur Featured Programs
Explore our impactful initiatives transforming lives across communities
More Programs & Initiatives
Uplifting The Aged
Uplifting SS3 Students
Grassroot Football U-15
Free Eye Camp
Uplifting Widows
UPLIFTing Women
UPLIFTing The Physically Challenged
UPLIFTing Youths Through Beautification
UPLIFTing The Environment
SOSGFA
UPLIFT Cancer Awareness Campaign
GEFTY
Our Breast Surgery Initiative has successfully performed over 500 free lump excision surgeries for women across Nigeria. Learn more +
Through our Education Programs, we've provided de-worming treatment to over 5,000 school children annually. Learn more +
The Green Education for the Youth (GEFTY) program has engaged thousands of young people in environmental conservation. Learn more +
Our Sports Initiative has discovered and nurtured young talents, with players competing at international levels across Europe. Learn more +
The Maternal Health Program ensures pregnant women receive proper nutrition and healthcare support through distributions like Frisomum Milk. Learn more +
Over 2,500,000 lives have been positively impacted through our integrated community healthcare and empowerment programs. Learn more +
Uplifting the Aged provides monthly medical check-ups and social support for senior citizens in underserved communities. Learn more +
Our Skill Acquisition programs have enabled thousands of youths to start their own businesses and achieve financial independence. Learn more +
The National Green Essay Competition engages thousands of students across Nigeria in environmental advocacy and literacy. Learn more +
Stories of Impact
Stay updated with recent stories, outreach work, and community impact.
First Babies of the Year 2013
A joyful celebration honouring healthy growth, family support, and community care.
Read moreFrisomum Milk Distribution
Supporting nursing and expectant mothers with nutrition assistance and care.
Read moreUPLIFTing Schools
Supporting schools with infrastructure and learning materials to create a conducive environment for education.
Read more2012 Batch ‘C’ NYSC Corps Members & Skills Acquisition Workshop
Mrs. Amosun urged NYSC corps members to acquire vocational skills and become self-employed.
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