Restoring dignity, healthcare and hope for elderly Nigerians and vulnerable communities.
Beneficiaries Reached
Elders Supported
Community Projects
Medical Outreaches
Compassion for Elders Foundation (CFEF) was founded by Chief (Princess) Tinuke Aigbokhan Nee Famuyiwa following a profound personal realization. After witnessing the heartbreaking plight of abandonment, zero-infrastructure and vulnerable elders in our local communities, she was moved to action. She recognized that the people who spent their lives building our society were often left without basic care, dignity, or a support system in their twilight years.
What started as a modest personal initiative—feeding just ten elders on a monthly basis—has blossomed into a full-scale humanitarian foundation. Driven by deep compassion, dedicated volunteers, and community support for CFEF has rapidly expanded its reach. Today, we proudly impact over 500 beneficiaries annually across multiple states, ensuring that our elders are not only fed but truly cared for.
While our roots are deeply planted in elders wellbeing, our mission has evolved to address the interconnected needs of vulnerable communities. We understand that restoring dignity to elders also means supporting the environment they live in and the generations that will come after them. Our comprehensive interventions now span across:
"A society is truly measured by how it treats its most vulnerable members. At Compassion for Elders Foundation, we are committed to ensuring no elder is forgotten, neglected, or left behind."Explore Our Programs
To restore dignity, provide healthcare, and create sustainable support systems for elderly Nigerians and vulnerable communities.
A society where no elder is neglected, and every community has access to basic care and development.
Compassion, Integrity, Respect, and Accountability in everything we do for our elders and our communities.
Monthly food distribution, welfare visits, and our Elders Companion Scheme to ensure no one feels neglected.
Quarterly medical outreaches, hypertension/diabetes screening, and free drugs for indigent elders.
“CFEF Bright Future” scholarship for children of low-income families and orphaned students.
Renovation of classrooms, toilets, and provision of desks in public primary schools.
A passionate humanitarian dedicated to uplifting marginalized and downtrodden people in the communities across Nigeria.
Driving the operational success and community outreach strategies for CFEF's core initiatives.
Writes and distributes targeted press releases to secure local and national media coverage.
Collaborates with project teams to prepare budgets for medical outreaches, community care, and empowerment programs.
Coordinating global outreach, partner engagement, and diaspora initiatives to drive strategic growth.
Leading our board with governance and strategic vision for sustainable growth.
Providing strategic oversight and advisory support to advance the foundation's mission.
Ensuring compliance, ethical standards, and long-term organizational governance.
A special meeting with the Royal King (Kabiesi) to discuss community development, align our vision with local needs, and seek royal blessings and support for our ongoing initiatives to uplift the community.
Providing hypertension and diabetes screenings, distribution of reading glasses, and free medications for over 150 elderly citizens.
Engr. Razaq Obe, representing the State Governor, officially commissioned a newly completed school building and performed the foundation-laying ceremony for a proposed Elder’s Home during the 4th anniversary celebration of the Compassion for Elders Foundation.
Compassion for Elders Foundation, led by Chief (Princess) Atinuke Aigbokhan Nee Famuyiwa, donated an HP laptop to the NSCDC, Ilara-Mokin Command, to enhance its operations and support public safety.
Monthly food distribution, welfare visits, and our Elders Companion Scheme to ensure no one feels neglected.
Doctors providing free medical check-up and prescription of drugs to communities.
Monthly food distribution, welfare visits, and our Elders Companion Scheme to ensure no one feels neglected.
Monthly food distribution, welfare visits, and our Elders Companion Scheme to ensure no one feels neglected.
The Royal Majesty (Kabiesi) of the community with his counterpart from the Neighboring community commissioning the new basic health center in the community.
Roofing and structural repairs underway at the community public primary school.
The Royal Majesty (Kabiesi) of the community with his counterpart from the Neighboring community commissioning the new basic health center in the community.
Monthly food distribution, welfare visits, and our Elders Companion Scheme to ensure no one feels neglected.
ST. Andrews Primary School, Ilara-Mokin commisioned by his excellency HON. LUCKY ORIMISAN AYEDATIWA, The Executive Governor of Ondo State.
Renovated By CFEF under the leadership of Princess Tinuke Aigbokan.
One of the Trustees (Trustee 1) sensitizing the community and health workers for uncompromised maintenance of the hospital facilities and on how to discharge their duties with dedication.
Upgrading local health infrastructure to ensure safe, accessible, and quality care for our elders and the community.
Dug a secure water well and installed an overhead tank system to ensure a steady supply of clean, safe drinkable water for the school community, while we are planning to work more.
Monthly food distribution, welfare visits, and our Elders Companion Scheme to ensure no one feels neglected.
Compassion for elders foundation supports the aged and vulnerable people with food stuff to celebrate the community annual yam feast in September.
Ondo State health contributory commission staff present at one of their medical outreach services to the community.
Part of the Basic Health Center commissioning event photograph of the CFEF president posing with likeminds members.
Upgrading local health infrastructure to ensure safe, accessible, and quality care for our elders and the community.
Community leaders presenting an official award of appreciation to our President in recognition of impactful leadership and ongoing support for local development.
Your generous support empowers us to restore hope, health, and dignity to vulnerable elders and communities.
Bank Name: Zenith Bank
Account Name: Compassion for Elders Foundation
Account Number: 1310192382
Account Number: 5061829494
Account Number: 5076134064
Sort Code: 057080316
SWIFT Code: ZEIBNGLA
Bank Address: 65 Yakubu Gowon Crescent, Asokoro, Abuja
Yours faithfully,
Princess Tinuke Famuyiwa Aigbokhan
Convener, Compassion for Elders Foundation
compassion4eldersfoundation@gmail.com
+234 901 971 5395
Ilara-Mokin, Ifedore LGA, Ondo State, Nigeria