parent carers supported through Project ME
- Period
- To 18 May 2026
- Basis
- Project ME programme records
Evidence, learning and accountability
Impact should be clear enough to trust.
Numbers show reach. Feedback explains change. Photographs and stories add context. OAKonsult brings them together without claiming more than its records can support.
Real programmes. Responsible reporting.Verified evidence at a glance
What the records support.
These figures come from identified OAKonsult programme or outreach records. The source and reporting period stay attached to each number.
reported improved mental wellbeing
- Period
- To 18 May 2026
- Basis
- Project ME participant feedback
children and young people received free medical care
- Period
- January to June 2026
- Basis
- OAKonsult Nigeria outreach records
How evidence is treated
Listen. Check. Learn. Improve.
Impact is not only a headline number. It includes what participants say, what delivery records show and what the charity changes after learning from both.
Start with records.
Participation and delivery figures should be tied to a programme, period and source.
Add people's experience.
Feedback and stories help explain what changed, with consent and appropriate anonymity.
Keep regional context visible.
UK and Nigeria activity is reported with its own programmes, partners and funding context.
Say what is still developing.
Plans, targets and early learning are not presented as completed outcomes.
January to June 2026
Six months of support, outreach and shared action.
A concise public view of the activity recorded across OAKonsult's UK and Nigeria work.
Wellbeing, movement and peer connection.
Project ME, Zumba sessions, webinars and peer support created practical ways for parent carers to connect and focus on their own wellbeing.
Free care for children and young people.
OAKonsult Nigeria records show that more than 100 children and young people with disabilities received free medical care during the reporting period.
Awareness built through local relationships.
Community learning, partnership work and public advocacy helped keep dignity, participation and practical inclusion in view.
Different organisations, one shared purpose.
Funders, health professionals, community organisations, churches and volunteers contributed different forms of support across the UK and Nigeria.
Programme activity creates opportunities to connect, learn and reflect.
Facilitated conversation turns shared experience into practical learning.
Local teams and volunteers help community activity take shape.
Governance and reporting
Annual reports belong beside the evidence.
Approved annual reports and public policy documents will be added when they are approved for publication by trustees or leadership. Partners and funders can request current governance or impact information from the team.
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