Ongoing Projects

Youth Empowerment Program

The Youth Empowerment Program, held annually on September 11th, focuses on equipping young individuals with vocational skills such as fashion designing, catering, tie & dye, barbering, and hairdressing. The foundation partners with women development centers across Lagos and skilled professionals to provide mentorship, resources, and opportunities. The program includes a competition from August to September, with the top 30 participants receiving further support. Since its launch in 2017, over 300 youths have benefited, many of whom have started their own businesses.

  • Launch Year: 2017
  • Frequency: Annual (September 11th)
  • Location: Various women development centers across Lagos

Annual Football Tournament

Held every June 23rd in memory of Michael Atobatele and his love for sports, the Annual Football Tournament is a key event for the foundation. This tournament brings together youths from various communities, fostering unity, sportsmanship, and healthy competition. It serves as a platform for discovering and nurturing football talents while promoting physical fitness and community spirit. The event aims to provide a positive outlet for young people, encouraging teamwork and discipline. So far, the foundation has engaged hundreds of youths in positive, team-building activities, with plans to expand participation each year. Many participants have gone on to join local clubs, furthering their football careers.

  • Launch Year: 2017
  • Frequency: Annual (June 23rd)
  • Location: Various schools and community fields

Community Support Program

The Community Support Program encompasses various initiatives aimed at uplifting underserved communities. This includes outreach educational support, where school fees are paid for underprivileged students, and feeding programs held every Easter and December. The foundation also conducts visits to motherless homes and destitute centers, providing essential supplies and emotional support through our SDG (Sustainable Development Goal) initiative. To date, PMAF has supported hundreds of individuals and families through food distribution, educational support, and community visits.

  • Launch Year: 2016
  • Frequency: Bi-annual (Easter and December), as needed for school fees and visits.
  • Location: Various locations, including Kano Street
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