Esther Williams was born from a deep-rooted passion for helping children in need, inspired by the remarkable compassion of my mother. Growing up, I witnessed her unwavering dedication to caring for homeless and neglected children in our community. Her selfless acts of kindness—providing food, clothing, and a listening ear—left an indelible mark on my heart and shaped my understanding of what it means to truly care for others.

Every time my mother took in a child who needed support, I saw the transformative power of compassion and love. She taught me that even small gestures could create a ripple effect of change in a child’s life. These early experiences instilled in me a profound sense of responsibility to give back and advocate for those who may not have a voice.

As I grew older, I became increasingly aware of the challenges that many children face—poverty, neglect, and a lack of access to education and emotional support. My mother’s work inspired me to act and ensure that every child has the opportunity to thrive, regardless of their circumstances.

Driven by a belief that all children deserve a fair shot at a bright future, Esther Williams established the Esther Williams Foundation in honour of my mummy Adejisola Aduke and my Late mentor, TB Joshua who embodied compassion, strength, and resilience.

From its humble beginnings, the Esther Williams Foundation has grown into a movement dedicated to providing not just material assistance but emotional and mental support to children in need. Whether through educational programs, mental health counselling, or mentorship, our founder’s vision has always been cantered on giving children the opportunity to dream, grow, and thrive.

Today, Esther Williams continues to guide the foundation with the same passion and dedication that inspired its creation. It is my hope that by investing in the lives of children, we are building a world where every child is empowered to realize their potential, regardless of where they start in lives.

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