Our Impact

Community Health, Women’s Wellness & Health Education

Period Poverty & Menstrual Health Outreach


📍 Fort Erie, Ontario

A community outreach initiative addressing period poverty and menstrual health as public health issues, providing menstrual hygiene products and promoting dignity, education, and awareness among women and girls.

🇨🇦 Canada & 🇺🇸 United States

Her Health, Her Power — Women’s Health Seminar

📍 Boston, Massachusetts

A community-based women’s health and wellness event bringing women together for education, connection, and empowerment. The seminar explored important women’s health topics including reproductive health, infertility,

 

Together Against Cancer


📍 St. Catharines, Ontario

An upcoming women’s cancer awareness and wellness event focused on cancer education, prevention, wellness, emotional well-being, nutrition, and community support.

Women’s Empowerment, Youth Health Education & Community Support

Widows Empowerment Initiative

Through our widows empowerment initiatives, TMS Foundation has supported over 120 women with financial assistance, livelihood support, and opportunities to start or strengthen small businesses, helping women build greater economic independence and stability.

🇳🇬 NIGERIA

Community Support for Widows

In addition to economic empowerment, TMS Foundation has provided food and essential support to widows and vulnerable women within local communities.

Teenage Pregnancy Awareness & Reproductive Health Education

📍 Abuja, Nigeria

TMS Foundation has delivered health education and sensitization programs for secondary school students, addressing teenage pregnancy, reproductive health, self-esteem, decision-making, and future planning.

Program Highlights

  • Open discussions on the risks and social challenges associated with teenage pregnancy.
  • Counseling on building self-esteem and setting life goals.
  • Distribution of educational materials on reproductive health.

Impact

  • Increased awareness among participating students about the importance of education and delaying pregnancy.
  • Positive engagement and feedback from students and educators.
Students at Wuse Zone 3 engage in discussions during our teenage pregnancy sensitization program