Improving the quality of life for people diagnosed with OI

OIFN INTERNATIONAL MEETING 2023 PROGRAMME

OIFN INTERNATIONAL MEETING 2023 PROGRAMME The OIFN International Meeting 2023 program is now available to view and download on our website. This 1-day international conference is aimed at anyone with an interest in osteogenesis imperfecta and other rare bone diseases. The focus of the meeting is focused on pain and its impact, OI corrective surgery,...
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OIFN Founder Receives Recognition Award At PR/CSR Forum

Stakeholders in both the public and private sector in Nigeria on Thursday, converged at the prestigious Oriental Hotel, at Lekki, Victoria Island, Lagos State, Nigeria for the 2024 Public Relations Forum/Exhibition and Awards organized by AS + A Communications. A forum put in place for knowledge exchange and policy development intended for pioneers of CSR...
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OIF Network Celebrates World Wishbone Day

The global community of Osteogenesis Impafecta on 6th May celebrated the annual Wishbone Day with the theme ‘Together For OI‘. In commemorating the day set aside to create awareness, enlightenment and generate support for people with brittle bone, OIF Network organised an awareness walk across her member countries including Nigeria. According to Tarela Aghanti the...
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OIFN Donate Crutches To Nigeria’s Amputee Football Team

Osteogenesis Imperfecta Foundation Nigeria recently donated some sets of crutches to the Nigeria Amputee Football Federation. According to the founder of OIFN, who are holding their annual ‘Wheelchairs and Walking Aids’ outreach in the country, the federation made contact and requested for the support of the foundation, for the donation of crutches to support the...
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OIFN Visits Modupe Cole Children’s Home In Lagos

OIF Nigeria’s Wheelchair/Walking Aids outreach in Lagos, Nigeria, today entered its Day 7. As OIF Nigeria visited one of the oldest children’s home, the Modupe Cole Memorial Childcare & Treatment Home School, Akoka. With the support of her partners the Foundation was able to present 19 wheelchairs, 5 clutches, 4 walking sticks, 3 tri-walkers and...
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