MORDECAI CARE FOUNDATION OF NIGERIA (MOCAFON)

ISAAC ADEYEMO is the founder and CEO of Mordecai Care Foundation of Nigeria (MOCAFON). A passionate Gender based violence advocate with a group of stakeholders collaborating in the state, with both Law Enforcement Agency and National Human Right Commission. Isaac is a certified Trainer of Imagine Certification Program & Empowerment Institute based in USA. He has empowered more than 25,122 women and girls directly by leading Empowerment Workshop in Ile-Ife, Akinlalu and Ifewara and around the country. Isaac is a World Pulse member; World Pulse is a social network uniting women worldwide to speed up change. www.worldpulse.com He is a Community Mentor and a Changemaker in the World Pulse community. Isaac is a National Leader of Good Deeds Day movement, an organization based in Israel, https://www.good-deeds-day.org/countries/nigeria/ Isaac plays a pivotal roles as Community Leader in GivingTuesday Nigeria, another global movement of charity and generosity across the globe. Since December 2017 to 2023. Serving as the State Secretary of Association of Orphanages and Home Operators in Osun State (ASOHON). State Project Officer for Coalition of Civil Society of Drug and Health Mental Drug Demand Reduction. As an award-winning innovator, humanitarian and Community changemaker, received World of Difference Community Award 2023 of The International Alliance for Women (TIAW) Spokane WA USA Researched and jointly co-author of African_Perspective e-book: Residential Child and Youth Practices in Nigeria Driven by a profound commitment to effect change, he focuses on uplifting the lives of vulnerable orphans’ children and disenfranchised women in underserved communities while advocating for the eradication of poverty among these population and demanding for justice for GBV victims’ survivors His career experience has strengthened his capacity to advance women and girls’ empowerment with 10years’ experience in organization activities, sensitizing more 10,000 secondary school students from 22 beneficiaries’ secondary schools in Osun State.