Have you ever met a woman who’s faced sexual abuse and wondered how you could truly help? Have you seen people on the streets—trapped in cycles of sex work—whom you long to support in finding new paths? Perhaps you have relatives struggling to find purpose or know someone forced into sex work by economic hardship.
Note: Some parts of this episode may contain graphic content.
In this episode, we’re honored to sit down with Omo, the inspiring founder of the Omovigho Donald Foundation. Based in Edo State, her organization is dedicated to rehabilitating and empowering former sex workers. Omo shares how faith, resilience, and community commitment can help transform lives and guide women through the spiritual, mental, and social hurdles they face as they rebuild their futures.
You’ll walk away with practical tips on how you, in your own way, can support those who’ve endured abuse, especially sexual abuse. Get ready for an inspiring call to action—your faith will be ignited, and you’ll feel empowered to make a difference.
Listen in, share with friends, and if you feel called to support Omo’s impactful work, reach out to us.
Together, we can help change lives.
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