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🎉 Volunteer SpotlightWe are delighted to shine the spotlight on Favour Ojimajo Gabriel, a valued Team Member in our Welf...
20/05/2026

🎉 Volunteer Spotlight

We are delighted to shine the spotlight on Favour Ojimajo Gabriel, a valued Team Member in our Welfare Team at Medaware!

A dedicated student and aspiring fashion designer, Favour brings creativity, compassion, and warmth to everything she does. Her passion for fashion, beauty, dance, creativity, and self-care perfectly complements our mission of caring for communities and promoting holistic wellbeing.

Fun Fact: She’s a lover of fashion, beauty, dance, creativity, and self-care.

Thank you, Favour, for your time, energy, and tireless support to our mission. We truly appreciate and celebrate you! 💙

Tag a remarkable volunteer or young leader you know 👇

19/05/2026

A Beautiful Moment Of ReproEd Awareness on Breast & Cervical Cancer at Canaan High School.

Med Aware ReproEd Outreach 🌸Last week, we took our reproductive health awareness to the heart of Canaan High School, Jo...
19/05/2026

Med Aware ReproEd Outreach 🌸

Last week, we took our reproductive health awareness to the heart of Canaan High School, Jos, Plateau State, creating a safe space for our girls and young ladies to learn, ask questions, and break the silence around their reproductive health.

From Cervical & Breast Cancer awareness to understanding their bodies, consent, and making informed choices, knowledge is truly power! 💪

We’re proud of every girl who showed up, participated, and left more informed. The future is brighter when our girls are equipped with the right information.

At Med Aware, we believe no girl should navigate womanhood in confusion or shame.

🚫 Myth: Vaginal discharge is always a sign of infection.✅ Fact: Normal vaginal discharge is a natural and essential part...
18/05/2026

🚫 Myth: Vaginal discharge is always a sign of infection.
✅ Fact: Normal vaginal discharge is a natural and essential part of healthy reproductive function.

However, changes in color, smell, or texture can sometimes signal an infection and should be monitored. Understanding what’s normal for your body is key to maintaining good reproductive health.

No more unnecessary worry or stigma, knowledge is power!

💬 Ladies, have you ever been worried about vaginal discharge? Drop your questions or thoughts below 👇

🎉 Volunteer SpotlightWe are excited to celebrate Ajom Obo Desire, our dedicated Team Lead for Partnership and Sponsorshi...
13/05/2026

🎉 Volunteer Spotlight

We are excited to celebrate Ajom Obo Desire, our dedicated Team Lead for Partnership and Sponsorship at Medaware!

A dynamic student and Techpreneur, Desire plays a vital role in building strategic partnerships and driving sponsorships that help us expand our mission of delivering accurate health information to more communities. His leadership, innovation, and commitment continue to strengthen our impact.

Fun Fact: He’s a big fan of podcasts and interviews.

Thank you, Ajom, for your hard work, creativity, and unwavering support to our vision. We truly appreciate and celebrate you! 💙

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🚫 Myth: Severe menstrual pain is normal.✅ Fact: Extreme pain during your period may be a sign of underlying conditions l...
11/05/2026

🚫 Myth: Severe menstrual pain is normal.

✅ Fact: Extreme pain during your period may be a sign of underlying conditions like Endometriosis and should never be ignored.

Many women have been told to “just endure it,” but debilitating cramps, heavy bleeding, or pain that interferes with daily life is not normal.

Early awareness and medical attention can make a huge difference in diagnosis and treatment.

Your period pain matters. Listen to your body.

💬 Ladies, have you ever experienced severe menstrual pain?
Share your thoughts or experiences below 👇

08/05/2026

Anaemia is more than just fatigue.

It is a medical condition that occurs when the blood lacks enough healthy red blood cells or haemoglobin to carry adequate oxygen to the body’s tissues.

If left unmanaged, it can significantly impact energy levels, cognitive function, physical performance, and overall quality of life. 🩸

Key Reminders
- Persistent fatigue or weakness should never be ignored — it may signal an underlying issue.
- A balanced, nutrient-rich diet (particularly iron, vitamin B12, and folate) plays a vital role in prevention and support.
- Routine medical check-ups enable early detection and better outcomes.
- Self-medication can be harmful. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for accurate diagnosis and treatment.

Watch, learn, and share this important information.

Raising awareness can help more people recognise the signs and seek timely care.
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🎉 Volunteer SpotlightWe are thrilled to shine the spotlight on Afolabi Emmanuel Oluawdamilare, our dedicated Media Co-Le...
06/05/2026

🎉 Volunteer Spotlight

We are thrilled to shine the spotlight on Afolabi Emmanuel Oluawdamilare, our dedicated Media Co-Lead at Medaware!

A passionate student and entrepreneur, Emmanuel brings creativity, excellence, and commitment to our mission of promoting accurate health information and community wellness. From crafting impactful content to driving our media presence, his contributions continue to make a real difference.

Thank you, Emmanuel, for your tireless dedication and positive energy. We truly appreciate and celebrate you! 💙
Tag someone who inspires you with their service 👇

🚫 Myth: You can’t get pregnant while breastfeeding.✅ Fact: Ovulation can occur before your first postpartum period — mea...
04/05/2026

🚫 Myth: You can’t get pregnant while breastfeeding.

✅ Fact: Ovulation can occur before your first postpartum period — meaning pregnancy is possible even while breastfeeding.

Many new mothers are surprised to learn that exclusive breastfeeding does not guarantee protection against pregnancy.

While breastfeeding can suppress ovulation, Understanding your fertility after childbirth is essential for family planning and reproductive health.

💡 Takeaway: If you're not ready for another pregnancy, discuss contraception options with your healthcare provider, even while nursing.
👉 Save this for later and share with someone who needs to know!

Have you ever believed this myth?

Drop a comment below 👇

Girls in Jos are sitting in classrooms right now, with no one telling them about their bodies. No one explaining what's ...
02/05/2026

Girls in Jos are sitting in classrooms right now, with no one telling them about their bodies. No one explaining what's normal, what's not, or how to protect themselves.

Medaware's ReproEd campaign is changing that, going directly into secondary schools to teach menstrual health, HPV awareness, and cervical cancer prevention. But they can't reach every school alone. Your support sends them further. Give something today. 🌸

Account Number: 1038171039
Account name: Medaware
Bank: FCMB

Knowledge is protection. 🎀MedAware is taking reproductive health education directly to secondary school girls in Jos bec...
01/05/2026

Knowledge is protection. 🎀

MedAware is taking reproductive health education directly to secondary school girls in Jos because every young woman deserves to understand her body, her health, and her choices.

From menstrual hygiene to HPV awareness and cervical cancer prevention, ReproEd is equipping the next generation with the information that could literally save their lives.

Early detection starts with early education. 💡

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