Our mission
To demonstrate love proactively by meeting essential needs while equipping indigent women, children and families with skills and opportunities for better futures.
About Us
Serving with love since 2015
A decade of love, service and transformation.
We help underserved women, children and families move from immediate need towards lasting opportunity through education, care and community empowerment.
8,000+
lives impacted across Lagos communities
10+years of service
5,000+children reached
300+children trained in tech
20DLASP centres envisioned
Three women.
One enduring promise.
One enduring promise.
How it began
Small acts of giving became a movement.
In 2015, Tomi Otudeko, Foluso Gbadamosi and Eniola Harrison began pooling monthly donations to support women and children at Massey Street Children’s Hospital and the Shelter for Abused Women and Children.
What started without an office or formal structure grew through consistency. Monthly outreach led to scholarships, emergency relief, healthcare support and, eventually, a dedicated digital learning centre serving children in Somolu.
“There was only a commitment: to serve with love.”
Our foundation
Purpose that guides every programme.
Our vision
A Nigeria where no woman or child is left behind and every underserved community can access education, sustenance, dignity and hope.
Our promise
To remain community-led, accountable and consistent—responding to today’s needs while building pathways towards long-term independence.
What we value
Love made practical.
Our values shape how we listen, partner, deliver and remain accountable to every community we enter.
Compassion
We meet people with empathy, dignity and respect.
Consistency
We show up repeatedly, not only when a need makes headlines.
Community
We build with people, partners and volunteers—not around them.
Courage
We pursue practical solutions to difficult, systemic challenges.
A decade in motion
Milestones that moved the mission forward.
The first act of service
Monthly support begins for women and children at SAWAC and Massey Street Children’s Hospital.
Responding in crisis
Flood relief reaches 150 families, while the Ogombo soup kitchen feeds more than 500 people.
DLASP launches
SWL begins its flagship digital-skills programme in partnership with NIIT.
A dedicated learning centre
The purpose-built DLASP centre opens at Pedro Road in Somolu.
The next generation rises
DLASP cohorts graduate, scholarships are awarded and the next decade’s expansion plan takes shape.
Leadership & governance
Stewarded with care.
SWL is led by a Board of Trustees and Executive Council, supported by members, partners and volunteers.
Tomi Otudeko
Foluso Gbadamosi
Eniola Harrison
Tolulope Alabi
Build tomorrow with us
