Grace Juliana Foundation is committed to uplifting underprivileged men, women, and communities across Nigeria — through education, health, and empowerment programs.
"Our mission is to restore dignity, provide opportunity, and build a future where no one is left behind."
Grace Juliana Foundation was established to bridge the gap between the privileged and the underserved. We believe every individual deserves access to basic human needs — health, education, and dignity.
From rural communities to urban outskirts, our volunteers and board of trustees work tirelessly to ensure that no one is forgotten. Sustainable change begins at the community level.
We lead with empathy in everything we do.
Transparent, accountable, and trustworthy.
Measurable change in every community.
Giving before gaining, always.
Mrs. Bose Jegbefume Ojemudia — President of Grace Juliana Foundation — is a talented young woman from Eguare-Ekpoma in Edo State, Nigeria. Married and blessed with many biological and spiritual children, she has built her life around faith, family, and service to others.
A woman of deep faith, Mrs. Ojemudia is an ordained Deaconess with the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), where she also oversees the Welfare Department of the church.
Professionally, she is an active Registered Nurse and Nurse Practitioner with a specialization in Psychiatric Mental Health. Her passion for her work is matched only by her passion for her calling — to see an end to poverty and suffering in families.
Though from a Royal Family, Mrs. Ojemudia experienced seasons of financial and domestic hardship firsthand — an experience that forged in her a genuine, unshakeable commitment to the vulnerable.
Alongside her husband, Dr. Dennis O. Ojemudia, she co-founded Grace Juliana Foundation with a singular intent: to help others meet their dreams in life.
Every cause we champion is rooted in real need — identified by the communities we serve.
Providing scholarships, learning materials, and school infrastructure to children in underserved communities across Nigeria.
Free medical camps, maternal health support, and health education for rural communities with limited access to healthcare.
Vocational training, microfinance support, and mentorship programs helping women achieve financial independence.
Our foundation is guided by experienced and dedicated leaders who share a passion for service and community development.
A visionary leader with over 20 years of dedication to humanitarian service across Nigeria.
Bringing decades of corporate governance and social responsibility experience to the board.
Overseeing foundation operations, documentation, and stakeholder communication.
Managing foundation finances with full transparency, accountability, and fiscal responsibility.
The full board of trustees — up to 20 members — will be displayed here with photos, titles, and individual bios once provided by the foundation.
Every naira, every dollar counts. Your donation goes directly to the communities that need it most.
All donations are acknowledged. Grace Juliana Foundation is a registered non-profit organization.Real stories from the communities and individuals our foundation has served.
The scholarship from the foundation changed my life completely. I am now in my second year of university — something my family never thought possible.
The free medical camp came to our village at the right time. My mother received treatment she could not have afforded on her own. We are forever grateful.
Through the women's empowerment program, I learned tailoring and started my own business. I now employ three women in my community.
Thoughts on charity, community development, and the work happening on the ground.
Many believe only large gifts move the needle. The truth is consistent small donations are the backbone of every successful nonprofit.
Lasting change begins when communities define their own needs and lead the solutions — not when outsiders arrive with ready-made answers.
Financial independence for women is not just about income — it is about safety, dignity, and the power to protect their families.
Whether you want to volunteer, partner with us, or simply learn more about our work — our doors are open.