The Shamies Unusual Heart Foundation plans to provide humanitarian assistance to about 1,500 vulnerable persons in Sokoto State as part of activities marking its eighth Founder's Day. According to Leadership newspaper, the foundation's founder and executive director, Dr Saratu Abdullahi, disclosed the plan during a visit to Sokoto State governor, Dr Ahmed Aliyu, where she presented details of the foundation's forthcoming Mega Humanitarian outreach.

Sibongile Segobola, who lost her mother, sister and brother, says her grief helped shape her purpose rather than end her story. According to TimesLIVE, she will on Saturday become the first African woman to host a One Woman Fearless Summit on the continent, an event aimed at inspiring women to overcome adversity and find strength through their own experiences.

The mother of missing South African pilgrim Terricia Govender says families affected by the Nepal floods are still waiting for answers and want greater support from Sadhguru and the Isha Foundation, according to IOL. The report frames the appeal as ongoing on day 14, with relatives seeking clarity about the missing pilgrim and assistance for those impacted by the flooding.

Dr Olubunmi Mary Gbadewole, founder of the MaryCrown Foundation, has called for sustained empowerment of widows, the underprivileged and other vulnerable groups in Nigeria. According to Leadership, she made the remarks in Abuja at the National Stakeholders' Security Dialogue held to mark the United Nations International Day of Police Cooperation. Gbadewole spoke after receiving a recognition at the event, where she stressed the importance of continued support for disadvantaged Nigerians.

The WARIF Survivor Stories Series highlights the experiences of survivors of rape and sexual violence, aiming to encourage them to share their stories without fear of judgment. The latest installment focuses on Davida, who found support and a path to recovery through WARIF after her assault. This initiative seeks to raise awareness about the prevalence of sexual violence in society and promote understanding and empathy towards survivors.

The Minwa Jayne Foundation is making a significant impact in Kenya by supporting girls, mothers, and families in need. In a small village in western Kenya, schoolgirls gathered under a tree, engaging in laughter and conversation about their studies, reflecting the positive changes brought about by the foundation's efforts to restore hope in their community.