About OAKonsult / Who we are

Who we are

A disability inclusion charity helping parent carers and families move from surviving towards living life abundantly through practical support, inclusive training and community-led outreach.

A caring moment during an OAKonsult community activity

Our identity

Love, loss and unshakable hope became a shared mission.

Our vision is for families in the disability community to be empowered and flourishing. Our mission brings together practical support, inclusive learning and community connection. We welcome and support everyone, regardless of faith or background. Our values are Faith, Joy, Resilience, Kindness and Friendship.

Our story

From crisis to calling: the journey from April 2010 to a growing disability-inclusion movement.

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Abigail’s tribute

A permanent tribute to Oluwatoyitan Abigail Chikatara Adeloye and the legacy she continues to inspire.

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Our history

A timeline from lived experience, to registration in Nigeria and the UK, to Project ME and OAK Centre Prime.

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Vision, mission and values

Understand the purpose, values and inclusive commitment that guide OAKonsult.

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Our team

Meet the trustees, staff and volunteers connected with the work in each region.

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Funders and partners

Meet the organisations that fund, support and work alongside OAKonsult in the UK and Nigeria.

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Governance and impact

Read charity information, safeguarding commitments, reports and verified impact highlights.

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United Kingdom

Parent-carer wellbeing, Project ME, Zumba, inclusive training and community connection.

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Nigeria

Community support, medical and school outreach, public awareness and OAK Centre Prime.

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Shared and online support

Parent-carer learning, optional faith-sensitive resources and connections that are not tied to one event or region.

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