Doyin Olatunji Amobeda: HWC Foundation Opens Volunteer Recruitment for Maternal Health Programs
Doyin Olatunji Amobeda, Founder at Health for Women and Communities Foundation, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“We are building something meaningful, and we want you to be part of it.
Health for Women and Communities (HWC) Foundation is now recruiting volunteers across six departments:
- Programs and Projects
- Research and Public Health
- Media and Communications
- Graphics and Design
- Grants and Partnerships
- Admin and Operations
This is a remote volunteer role – unpaid, but purposeful. You will contribute to real programs that improve maternal health outcomes and expand healthcare access for women and underserved communities in Nigeria.
We are building a team.
If you are a public health professional, student, creative, researcher, writer, or organizer who cares about women’s health, we want to hear from you.
Apply here.
Deadline: 11:59pm (WAT) March 31st, 2026
Share with someone who would be a great fit.”

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