
Safeguarding workbook
A printable workbook for teachers running their first safe-touch lesson.
Child help-line(+234) 800 000 0000

Who we are
Queen’s World Foundation is a charitable organization dedicated to reaching out to the less privileged, restoring hope, and making a positive difference in the lives of individuals and communities. We believe that every person deserves love, care, dignity, and an opportunity to live a better life. Through acts of kindness, community outreach, donations, and meaningful initiatives, we strive to support those in need and bring smiles to their faces. Our work focuses on touching lives in practical ways, especially among vulnerable children, families, and individuals who need support. From providing food and essential supplies to visiting hospitals, supporting children, and organizing community outreach programs, Queen’s World Foundation is committed to being a source of hope and compassion. We believe that true impact begins with one act of kindness. By working with volunteers, donors, sponsors, and compassionate individuals, we can extend our reach and create lasting change. At Queen’s World Foundation, we do not just give; we care, we encourage, we empower, and we remind people that they are not forgotten. Our responsibility is simple: to make you smile, one life at a time.
To build a world where everyone has the opportunity to live with dignity, hope, and purpose, leaving no one behind.
Queens World Foundation exists to make lives better one step at a time by reaching the less privileged, restoring dignity, creating opportunities and bringing hope to individuals and communities in need.
Reach 5000 children with safeguarding education, keep a 24-hour help-line running in less privileged areas, publish an independent audit every year, and place every completed project in local hands.
Our journey
2001
A single school club in Ogun State becomes a registered foundation.
2010
A confidential child help-line opens in Nigeria.
2016
Programmes extend into Accra and Kumasi with local teams.
2021
Small Talk safeguarding sessions reach their hundredth school.
2026
Independent audits published in both countries every year.
Our team

Omosewa Queen Ojibah
Founder & Director

Muritala Akande
Nigeria Country Lead

Ruth Gogofiogo
Ghana Country Lead

Oladunni Sowemimo
Lead Partner

Saint-Clair Appiah
Partner

Dr Damilola Omojowo
Partner
Transparency

A printable workbook for teachers running their first safe-touch lesson.

Short guides on spotting warning signs and responding calmly when a child tells.

Twelve weekly sessions for school clubs, in English, Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa and Twi.
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